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Curriculum Vitae Curriculum Vitae Personal datas Name Koós Daniella Place of Birth Budapest Date of Birth 1981 május 18. Address 1089 Budapest, Villám utca 18. E-mail [email protected] Mobile +36 70 296 2272 Qualification 2007 Product designer, packaging designer field of study University of West Hungary, Faculty of Wood Sciences, Institute of Applied Arts (D. Nr.: PTJ 013491 15/2006) 2006 Product designer, furniture designer field of study University of West Hungary, Faculty of Wood Sciences, Institute of Applied Arts (D. Nr.: PTJ 013491 15/2006) 2001 Goldsmith (OKJ 52 18 12 10) - Budai Art School, High School of Arts (C. Nr.: PT G 059486) 1999 High school graduation - Teleki Blanka High School, art faculty (C. Nr.: PTD 006707) Exhibitions 2012 Blickfang, Wien, Austria 2012 FISE30, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest 2012 Tent London, London, UK 2012 Clerkenwell Design Week, London, UK 2012 Lakástrend „madeinhugary” Exhibition, Millenáris, Budapest 2011 100% Design, London, UK 2011 HUBA, Design Week, London, UK 2011 FISE Polyhedron - The Versatile Hungarian Design, Hungarian Cultural, Scientific and Information Centre, Moscow, Russia 2011 Lakástrend „madeinhugary” Exhibition, Kunsthalle, Budapest 2010 Design Passage, Budapest 2010 FISE group exhibition, O3One Galéria, Belgrád, Szerbia 2010 FISE group exhibition, Vajdasági Kortárs Művészeti Múzeum, Novi Sad, Szerbia 2010 Lakástrend „madeinhugary” Exhibition, Kunsthalle, Budapest 2009 Arts & Craft Exhibition, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest 2009 László Moholy-Nagy Design Grant Exhibition, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest 2009 Lakástrend „madeinhungary” Exhibition, Kunsthalle, Budapest 2008 Block of Arts, Nádor Gallery, Budapest 2008 MAOE- Art Muster, Hause of Olaf Palme, Budapest 2008 László Moholy-Nagy Design Grant Exhibition, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest 2008 FISE Garden Exhibition, Orosháza 2008 Lakástrend „madeinhungary” Exhibition, Gödör Club, Budapest 2008 Dutch-Hungarian Design Festival, Gödör Club, Budapest 2007 Hungarian Design Award 2007 Exhibition, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest 2007 World of Furniture Expo, Budapest 2007 Month of Architecture, Furniture Exhibition, Körzőgyár Gallery, Budapest 2007 25 years of FISE, Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism, Budapest 2007 Prizma program series, FISE Gallery, Budapest 2007 Wood- and Furniture Expo, Sopron 2007 Lakástrend „madeinhungary” tárlat, Műcsarnok 2006 World of Furniture Expo, Budapest 2006 Wood- and Furniture Expo, Sopron 2004 Salone Satellite, Milano, Italy 2000 Jewellery Exhibition, Cultural Centre of Újpest, Budapest Professional activity 2012 graphic and stand design, Clerkenwell Design Week, London, UK 2011 curator, Design Takeaway, FISE Gallery, Budapest 2011 organizer, Artshop, Octopus Multicultural Centre, Sziget Festival, Budapest 2011 curator, Once upon a time…- Visual prosa experiment in 4x8 images, FISE Gallery, Budapest 2010 Promotion gift design for Amnesty International 2010 organizer, Artshop, Octopus Multicultural Centre, Sziget Festival, Budapest 2010 Promotion gift design for Vakondok documentary 2010 curator, Silence of Babel, FISE Gallery, Budapest 2009 organizer, Artshop, Octopus Multicultural Centre, Sziget Festival, Budapest 2008 László Moholy-Nagy Grant 2008 organizer, Artshop, Octopus Multicultural Centre, Sziget Festival, Budapest 2008 „madeinhungary” competition: successful applicant 2007 Koodform establish 2007 MAOE Creator Award 2007 Hungarian Design Awards: finalist, exhibitor 2007 organizer, Artshop, Octopus Multicultural Centre, Sziget Festival, Budapest 2007 „madeinhungary” competition: successful applicant 2007- FISE member 2007 László Moholy-Nagy Design Grant 2006- Workshopron member 2006- MAOE member 2006- Doctoral School, Moholy-Nagy University of Art, Budapest 2006 dinning chair design for Palmöb Kft. 2005 kitchen-front design for IKEA részére 2004 stand design for Institute of Applied Arts, Design Week, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest 2004 professional practice in Geppetto 2004 stand design for Institute of Applied Arts with Dóra Tramontini, Salone Satellite, Milano, Italy 2003 professional practice in Dunapack Rt. 2002 Pannon Faipari Klaszter graphic competition: III. Prize 2000 mosaic reconstruction for Ybl Palace, assistant, Budapest.
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