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Verband Deutscher Industrie Designer : ウィキペディア英語版 | Verband Deutscher Industrie Designer Verband Deutscher Industrie Designer e.V. or VDID 〔(VDID Site )〕 is a professional organization for industrial designers based in Germany that was founded by seven German designers in 1959. The VDID is an association of German designers founded to promote the exchange of knowledge, ideas, professionalism, friendship, and support to all members to assist in the everyday working environment and career of industrial designers. The VDID works as a mediator between industry and designers, as well as politics and the economy. This organization is a sister organization to the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) through the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design〔(ICSID Site )〕 (ICSID). ==History== Seven professional industrial designers that later were referred to in publications and in the media as the "7", joined together to found the VDID in 1959. These seven designers are Professor Arno Votteler, Professor Hans Erich Slany, Hans-Theo Baumann,〔(Hans-Theo Baumann Biography on Ketterer Kunst )〕〔(Baumann Biography on Art Director Design )〕 Herbert Hirche,〔(Herbert Hirche works )〕 Günter Kupetz, Rainer Schütze, and Peter Raacke. They believed that designers needed an association to promote professional advocacy, support them in both legal and educational issues, and to represent the profession to the public. Around that same time they joined the ICSID as a full member. VDID also works closely with the German Fashion and Textile Design Association (VDMD)〔(VDMD Site )〕 under the umbrella of the German Designer Association (DDV).〔(DDV Site )〕
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