Communication Arts Guild
AbbreviationCag
Established1948
TypeIndian Communication Arts
Legal statusActive
Headquarters1/4, Malhotra House, Walchand Hirachand Marg, Fort, Mumbai, India

Communication Arts Guild or CAG is an organisation dedicated to the Indian advertising industry. Located in Mumbai, this is the only organisation which has the complete record of the growth of Indian Advertising[1] since Independence.

History

CAG was founded in 1948. It created its own Constitution, in 1950, registered under the Indian Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. The vision was to create a networking platform within the fraternity of Visual Communication Industry.

Cag awards

CAG distributes a number of awards, including: the Cub Trophies for communication arts and design students; scholarships for pre-final year Art students; the Guru of the Year award; and the CAG Hall of Fame. Hall of Fame members include:

  • 19801981 P.N.Sharma, S.Das Gupta and Umesh Rao
  • 19811982 Waghulkar
  • 19821983 Kishore Parekh and Victor Fernandes
  • 19831984 Mitter Bedi and Hasan Taj
  • 19841985 Nagendra Parmar and R.R.Prabhu
  • 19851986 Kersy Katrak
  • 19861987 Frank Simoes
  • 19871988 Alyque Padamsee
  • 19881989 Arun Kolatkar
  • 19891990 R K Joshi
  • 19901991 Vilas Bhende
  • 19911992 Sylvester DaCunha
  • 19921993 Ivan Arthur
  • 19931994 Brendan Pereira
  • 19941995 Mohammad Khan
  • 19951996 Ravi Paranjpe [2]
  • 19961997 Ram Mohan
  • 19971998 Avinash Godbole
  • 19981999 Ravi Gupta
  • 19992000 Gerson da Cunha
  • 20002001 Sudarshan Dheer [3][4]
  • 20012002 S.A.Sabir
  • 20022003 Panna Jain
  • 20032004 Arun Kale
  • 20042005 Samir Khanzode
  • 20052006 Kamlesh Pandey
  • 20062007 Viru Hiremath
  • 20072008 Piyush Pandey
  • 20082009 Sheila Syed
  • 20092010 Bhai Patki
  • 20102011 Roby D'Silva
  • 20112012 Sagar Gadve

Cag Shield Cricket Tournament

The Cag Shield[5] is a cordial play of short matches between different agencies within the advertising fraternity. Cag developed a connection with individual designers by the awards and workshops or seminars but they wanted to grow bigger. To get agencies' interaction,[6] with each other and Cag, they started this sporty tradition and is continuing even today. This brings the agencies[7] to interact and open up to each other in a group activity apart from advertising.

Cag Annuals

First published in 1950, Cag Annuals were design magazines published yearly. They showcased advertising works in that particular year and also mentioned the Cag winners, Hall of Fame and Young Cags of that year. They also had the photographic record of the events in that year, especially the award show.

References

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  4. "Icograda". Icograda. Archived from the original on 2011-07-17. Retrieved 2010-09-26.
  5. "> News > Company Briefs > Vyas Giannetti to revamp prestigious CAG Shield Cricket Tournament". afaqs!. Archived from the original on 2012-03-20. Retrieved 2010-09-26.
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  7. "Indiantelevision.com > News Releases > CAG Shield Cricket Tournament - Quarter Finals - 24th February 2007". Archived from the original on 2011-03-03. Retrieved 2010-10-04.
  8. Pankaj Solanki. "AD Legends,India,Advertising legends,advertising saga,Advertising founders,Adver". Advertising.indiabizclub.com. Archived from the original on 2012-07-07. Retrieved 2010-09-26.
  • Official Website CAG
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