Kunst in Gesellschaft

The exhibition “Animal Voices: Connection Through Sound” at the Museum Sinclair Haus explores how humans can connect with other species—and what happens when we begin to truly listen. Sound is understood here as a unifying element between humans and animals, as a means of establishing contact, interacting, and resonating. We designed an accompanying publication for the exhibition.

We have designed several publications for the International Theater Institute (ITI). Although they are very diverse, they all follow an overarching design concept that uses a simple print layout with colored typography on solid-colored paper.

The BE Magazine of Künstlerhaus Bethanien presents the work of each of the Künstlerhaus’s international fellows. We have been designing the magazine since 2016.

The exhibition of the Albertinum in the Lipsiusbau uses archive material to examine the connections between the Black Power activist and civil rights campaigner Angela Davis and the GDR. At the same time, the exhibition shows contemporary art that refers to Angela Davis and her influence. In addition to the visual identity, we also designed the exhibition graphics and a publication for “1 Million Roses for Angela Davis”.

“Scores for Daily Living” presents works by Berlin-based dancer and artist Emma Waltraud Howes. This is the third publication we have developed for Emma Howes.

Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt is a professionalization programme for female* visual artists. Since 2016, we have been designing the identity for their annual graduate exhibition in close cooperation with the artists.