Craig Holden Feinberg was born in 1980 and spent
most of his childhood in Columbia, Maryland. He
received his BFA in graphic design from The University
of the Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he
was awarded the Thesis Citation and Faculty Award.
After graduation he moved to Denver where he worked as
a design consultant on integrated design projects for
several corporations.
Intent on furthering his design experience, he applied
for and was accepted at Fabrica, The United Colors
of Benetton Communications Research and Development
Center in Treviso, Italy, where as a multi-disciplined
designer created graphic design for international
print advertising campaigns to support Fabrica clients
and publications.
He has been published in COLORS magazine, VORN
magazine, FAB magazine, Fabrica Files/Fabrica 10
a book published by Electa. Awards include, The 2004
Reporters Without Borders campaign out of Paris,
France, and Silver Prize winner of the 2004 Design Do!
competition sponsored by the International Design
Center Nagoya (IDCN), in Nagoya, Japan. Craig has
lectured in Italy, England, Germany, Japan, The
National AIGA Conference on Image, Object, Space
hosted by Katherine and Michael McCoy in Colorado,
The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and a
three-day workshop at Western Michigan University.
Before moving back to Denver, Colorado, Craig
worked closely with the World Health Organization,
International Council of Nurses, Fabrica Features,
FAB Magazine, United Colors of Benetton, Krvkurva
Laga bag, Arte Fiera, La Ghirada Health Center,
Cameroon Wildlife Aid Fund, and the Warsaw Children's
Hospital at Fabrica. Craig has been published in
the latest book by TASCHEN called, Contemporary
Graphic Design. Currently, Craig is working on
a book project with Charlotte & Peter Fiell, the
former design editors of TASCHEN. The book is called,
"The Little Book of Shocking Food Facts" which will
be released at the London Book Fair in 2010.
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