August 2008, HELMUT LANGER has been appointed Honorary Professor by the Nagoya University of Arts, Japan.
Helmut Langer is the first non-Japanese designer to receive this honorary title from the Nagoya University of Arts and the first German designer to receive such an honour from any Japanese University.
The title has been granted in recognition and appreciation of his international brilliant achievements in the field of design and of the important contribution he has made to design education at the Nagoya University of Arts.
April 2008, HELMUT LANGER was invited by the Nagoya University of Arts in Japan to give a workshop and lecture on SUSTAINABLE DESIGN.
March 2008, HELMUT LANGER
gave a workshop and lectures on sustainable graphic design at the Hangzhou Normal University in Hangzhou/China and at the Tongji University in Shanghai.
1 - 31 July 2007: HELMUT LANGER is Guest-Professor at the National Institute of Design (India), teaching poster design and sustainable graphic design.
HELMUT LANGER gave the Keynote Speech at the 2007 Pune Art & Design Festival in Pune/India,
22 to 25 March
Subject of his speech: Global Challenge for Sustainable Design

HL speaking at the Graphic Design Forum Zhuhai/China
Symbol International Panel for Sustainable Resource Management
for United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Symbol Freedom of Expression and Press, Democracy
for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
SymbolSustainable Consumption
for United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Symbol Life Cycle Initiative
for United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Information world campaign
for United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (2005 - 2014)
Poster Education for Sustainable Development for UNESCO
Poster and world campaign Tolerance - Respect Others for UNESCO
Poster „Water Reflections“
for the World Water Forum 2006 in Mexico City
Symbol for the first United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 1)
Corporate and stage design for the first United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 1)
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