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Ängeslevä, Jussi Mikael Son of Tapani Vilhelmi and Aila Annikki Ängeslevä.
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Jussi Mikael Ängeslevä
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Jussi Mikael Ängeslevä, art director, educator. Nominee British Academy of Film and Television Arts Interactive Art award; recipient Republic of South Africa design award, Royal Society Arts, 2001, Open Doors Design Grand prix, Doos Perception, 2002, Future Product Award, National Endowment Science, Technology and Arts, 2002, Lattice Group award, 2002; Artist grant, Finnish Cultural foundation, 2005, Arts Council England, 2005.
Education
Radio Corporation of America Master of Arts in Interaction Design, Royal College Art, London, 2002.
Career
Research scientist University Lapland, Rovaniemi, Finland, 1999—2000. Research fellow Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab Europe, Dublin, 2002—2004. Assistant professor Berlin University Art, 2005—2007, visiting professor, since 2007.
Art director Art+Com Ag, since 2007. Visiting professor China Academy Arts, Hangzhou, China, 2007.
Membership
Board member Piknik Frequency, Helsinki, Finland, since 2009. Jury member Prix Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria, since 2009, Design and Art Direction, London, 2010. Member of Design and Art Direction (london 2003-2004).
Connections
Married Jing He, May 30, 2008.
Awards
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Nominee British Academy of Film and Television Arts Interactive Art award. Recipient Republic of South Africa design award, Royal Society Arts, 2001, Open Doors Design Grand prix, Doos Perception, 2002, Future Product Award, National Endowment Science, Technology and Arts, 2002, Lattice Group award, 2002. Artist grant, Finnish Cultural foundation, 2005, Arts Council England, 2005.Nominee British Academy of Film and Television Arts Interactive Art award. Recipient Republic of South Africa design award, Royal Society Arts, 2001, Open Doors Design Grand prix, Doos Perception, 2002, Future Product Award, National Endowment Science, Technology and Arts, 2002, Lattice Group award, 2002. Artist grant, Finnish Cultural foundation, 2005, Arts Council England, 2005.