A Practice for Everyday Life created the exhibition and publication design for 'Modern Couples: Art, Intimacy & the Avant-garde' at Barbican Art Gallery. Drawing inspiration from personal artifacts and early 20th-century typographic developments, the design used a muted palette, textured papers, and geometric motifs to evoke intimacy and historical context.
A Practice for Everyday Life collaborated with architects Carmody Groarke to design the exhibition and accompanying catalogue for 'Bauhaus: Art as Life' at the Barbican Art Gallery. The project reinterpreted Bauhaus principles through bold spatial forms, supergraphics, and typographic precision, creating a cohesive visual and spatial experience that celebrated the life and work of the Bauhaus community.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed the exhibition graphics and catalogue for 'Basquiat: Boom for Real' at the Barbican Art Gallery. The visual identity used extended sans serif typography and a muted palette inspired by New York City to complement Basquiat’s bold works and graffiti influences.