Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
Patrick Redmond is an alumnus of the New York-based Scholastic Art Awards.
According to the website artandwriting.org/about-us:
"... the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards has grown to be the longest-running, most prestigious
recognition program for creative teens in the U.S., and the largest source of scholarships for young artists and writers."
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If Patrick Redmond's biographic summary were to be included in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards timeline, and/or "Alumni," it might appear something like this, with additional editing for style and length:
Patrick Redmond
Alumnus, 1965, 1967, 1968
Silver Key Teaching Award, 2012
Patrick Redmond (b. 1950) is an award-winning graphic artist and designer, educator, author, and creativity advocate.
A native of Milwaukee, WI, he is a graduate of Pius XI High School [later known as Pius XI Catholic High School] (where he received a distinguished alumnus award in 2005) and the Milwaukee Art Center’s (Milwaukee Art Museum’s) Children’s Art Program. While a student at Pius XI, he was a member of the school’s art club with Patricia "Pat" Frederick. She would later become chair of Pius’s art department leading many students to become recipients of Scholastic Art Awards (see "Tradition of Excellence" at http://www.piusxi.org/art/ ).
He studied at MCAD, the Minneapolis College of Art & Design, and holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. He attended the Yale Writers’ Conference in 2013 where he continued work on a book about one of his mentors, artist Eugene Larkin.
He worked on the design of 1992 judge Garrison Keillor’s first album “A Prairie Home Album” and his “A Prairie Home Companion Anniversary Album” (Minnesota Public Radio – PHC 404, 1980), and Patrick Redmond was a panelist with Michael Bierut (Alumnus, 1974; Judge, 2012), and others, on the topic “Designers Mentoring Designers” at the 2013 AIGA National Conference.
Patrick Redmond worked on the design of the brand identity launching the Sesame Street® LIVE!® touring program in 1980.
One of Patricia Hampl’s early published essays was about Patrick’s work as an artist in residence in a small, rural community in Minnesota. Hampl, Patricia. "Self Portrait of a Rural Town," Preview, Magazine of Minnesota Educational Radio, Saint Paul, Vol. 7, No. 3, March 1973, p. 4-5. [Note: "Minnesota Educational Radio" became "Minnesota Public Radio"; Preview became Minnesota Monthly of Minnesota Public Radio.]
He has been featured in cover stories in New York-based GD USA (Graphic Design USA) magazine.
He is former creative art director at Wells Fargo (Norwest Corporation) where, among other responsibilities, he designed the inaugural graphics for the corporation’s “Modernism” design collection, now at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
He is a past President and a past Board Member of AIGA Minnesota.
Among a variety of college and university-level courses he presented, he taught “Design Process: Creativity” at the University of Minnesota and “Ideation” at the College of Visual Arts, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
He was also graphic designer for the Goldstein Museum of Design at the University of Minnesota.
He received a Silver Key teaching award in the 2012 Scholastic Art Awards.
He received a 2016 American Graphic Design Award from New York-based GD USA (Graphic Design USA magazine).
Redmond received a Strathmore Award for Graphic Design in 1967. This was influential in his decision to pursue a career in graphic design.
See Burnett, Whit. Discovery. The best from recent Scholastic Magazines Writing and Art Awards. New York: Scholastic Book Services, 1967, p. 128-129.
See “MODERNISM” poster. Patrick Redmond designed the original version of the "MODERNISM" wordmark (see https://www.digitallibrarydirectory.com/libraries/modernism).
See another version of Patrick Redmond’s biographical summary.
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Patrick M. Redmond
(b. 1950, Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
Scholastic Art Awards
1965-1968
1965
Regional Finalist, Scholastic Art Awards
1967
Seven Regional Finalists, Scholastic Art Awards
Strathmore Award for Graphic Design
National Scholastic Art Awards
See the award-winning work in book: Burnett, Whit. Discovery. The best from recent Scholastic Magazines Writing and Art Awards. New York: Scholastic Book Services, 1967, p. 128-129. (See http://www.artandwriting.org.)
1968
Four Regional Finalists, Scholastic Art Awards
Gold Key award, National Scholastic Art Awards
Note: Charcoal drawing
Patrick Redmond is a 1968 graduate of Pius XI Catholic High School (www.piusxi.org), Milwaukee, Wisconsin .
www.PatrickRedmondDesign.com
Patrick M. Redmond, M.A.
Patrick Redmond Design
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Saint Paul, MN 55104-8156
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