Public voting now open for YG19 Creative Choice Award to determine who stands out among the winners from 14 countries.
- Douglas Bernardt, director, Stink, São Paulo (Film)
- Roco Corbould, art director, Buenos Aires (Advertising)
- Farhad Ghaderi, cinematographer, director, originally from Mexico City, now based in Vancouver (Film)
- Gabriela Namie, designer, art director, Google, originally from São Paulo, now based in New York (Graphic Design)
- Claudia Rubín, graphic designer, The New York Times Magazine, originally from San Juan, now based in Brooklyn (Graphic Design)
- Ana Cecilia Thompson Motta, design director, Playlab, Inc., originally from São Paulo, now based in Los Angeles (Architecture, Environmental & Interior Design)
The complete list of global Young Guns 19 winners, with examples of their work and links to personal websites, can be viewed here.
This latest class follows in the footsteps of past Young Guns winners as a diverse group of exciting new talent from around the world who push the creative boundaries in their fields, said Kevin Swanepoel, CEO, The One Club. They are making their mark, and we’re proud to celebrate and elevate this next generation of creative leaders.
This year’s winners will be recognized at the in-personYoung Guns 19 celebration and party, taking place on Wednesday, November 17, 2021 at Sony Hall in New York. The One Club is also holding the Young Guns 19 Creative Choice Award, where the global creative community can explore the work of this year’s winners and vote on which one they believe stands above all others. Voting is open now through November 12, 2021, 11:59 pm ET, with the winner announced at the Young Guns 19 awards ceremony. For the eighth consecutive year, international artists management agency and Young Guns sponsorLevine/Leavitt will also announce their Artist-In-Residence winner at the November 17 event. The honor is presented each year to the newly crowned Young Gun whose body of work stands out from even their fellow winners, as selected by a special advisory board of industry professionals across a range of disciplines. Recipients of the Artist-In-Residence Award receive a full year of professional management, guidance and mentorship from Levine/Leavitt. Young Guns 19 is made possible in part through the generous support of partners including Levine/Leavitt and Shutterstock.
The pandemic has led to a surge in demand for creative content worldwide, and this year’s Young Guns winners have risen to meet this growing need through their artistic excellence, said Flo Lau, Creative Director at Shutterstock. Through our deep-rooted partnership with The One Club, Shutterstock is proud to celebrate these trailblazers in our global creative community.
All Young Guns winners will receive a unique version of the iconic Young Guns Cube, designed exclusively for this year’s incoming class, and have their permanent profile page added to the Young Guns website. Winners also receive a complimentary one-year One Club for Creativity membership, permanent membership in the Young Guns network, a chance to be featured in Young Guns events and an assortment of career-boosting opportunities from Young Guns sponsors.
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