A Practice for Everyday Life designed a book accompanying Emily Wardill and Ian White’s collaborative project, conceived as a lecture in seven parts. The design uses typography and layout to echo the conceptual and performative qualities of Wardill’s film work, subverting traditional book conventions to create a tactile, intellectual reading experience.
A Practice for Everyday Life created the design for The Happy Hypocrite, an experimental art writing journal founded by Maria Fusco and published by Book Works. The design emphasizes typography and diverse layouts to reflect the variety of artistic and theoretical contributions, featuring a bespoke brutalist-inspired title typeface. The project was nominated for Designs of the Year 2010 by Rick Poynor.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed a publication accompanying Bouchra Khalili’s video installation The Tempest Society, originally commissioned for documenta 14. The book explores the legacy of the 1970s Parisian theatre group Al Assifa through archival imagery, research, and writings, presented in a layout inspired by archival systems and film structure.