David Zwirner Books
Design work for David Zwirner Books, collected from the studios behind it.
- Design cases
- 5
- Studios
- 2
- Latest work added
- Jun 2025
- Print Design 5
Design cases by studio
A Practice for Everyday Life (4)
- Book Design for Yayoi Kusama: Festival of Life
- A Practice for Everyday Life designed a monograph to accompany Yayoi Kusama’s 2017 exhibition at David Zwirner, New York. The design captures the immersive and radical essence of Kusama’s installations through minimalist layouts and dot motifs that echo her signature visual language. The publication’s cover and typography subtly integrate these references, creating a cohesive and tactile extension of the artist’s world.
- Book Design for Rose Wylie: Which One
- A Practice for Everyday Life designed the monograph 'Rose Wylie: Which One', documenting six years of the artist’s work. The publication features a playful cover using Wylie’s self-portrait, bold hand-drawn-inspired typography, and a Swiss-bound interior with colored paper divisions reflecting different exhibitions.
- Book Design for Yayoi Kusama: Every Day I Pray for Love
- A Practice for Everyday Life designed a richly detailed publication for Yayoi Kusama’s book 'Every Day I Pray for Love', published by David Zwirner Books. The compact volume uses an eight-colour printing process to capture the vibrancy of Kusama’s artworks, complemented by bold typographic treatments and bespoke neon green lettering on the cover. The design reflects the poetic and immersive nature of Kusama’s visual and written practice.
- Book Design for Making a Great Exhibition
- A Practice for Everyday Life designed the book 'Making a Great Exhibition' by Doro Globus and Rose Blake, which explores how artworks move from studio to museum. The design pairs a simple, legible typographic system with vibrant, detailed illustrations to engage young readers and highlight the creative process behind exhibitions.
Atelier Dyakova (1)
- Book Design for Donald Judd Artworks 1970–1994
- Atelier Dyakova designed the book 'Donald Judd: Artworks 1970–1994' for David Zwirner Books, following the major Judd retrospective at MoMA New York. The design emphasizes physical presence through a black-dominated palette and clear sans-serif typography, reflecting Judd’s ideals of clarity and materiality.
