JUMBIES
Jumbies is a collaborative ‘group-show-as-performance’ which weaves together the practices of visual artist Ashanti Harris, textile designer Zephyr Liddell and sound artist Patricia Panther. This printed publication brings together new writing and illustration by Harris, Liddell and Panther alongside commissioned texts by Raisa Kabir, Marie O’Connor and Ranjana Thapalyal. Screen-printed cover artwork by Zephyr Liddell. June 2021.
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Photograph by Gordon Burniston, courtesy of Panel
PERSONAE, MARGARET TAIT
Personae is a previously unpublished book by Scottish filmmaker and poet Margaret Tait (1918-1999), edited by Sarah Neely with a foreword by Ali Smith. Published by LUX December 2020.
FRANCE-LISE MCGURN, BODYTRONIC
Publication to accompany France-Lise McGurn's exhibition Bodytronic at Kunsthaus Centre d’art Pasquart, Biel, Switzerland, 2020. Including texts by Michael Bracewell and Felicity Lunn in English, German and French. Published by Verlag für Moderne Kunst and Simon Lee Gallery.
ARTISTS' MOVING IMAGE FESTIVAL
Give Birth To Me Tomorrow, LUX Scotland's Artists' Moving Image Festival, co-programmed by artists and writers Tako Taal and Adam Benmakhlouf. The festival spans the lunar calendar across 2021 with a series of screenings and events.
IN THE OPEN
Identity design for The Common Guild's project In the Open, August 2020. The project comprises six new works by Glasgow-based artists Luke Fowler, Lauren Gault, Ashanti Harris, Sulaïman Majali, Duncan Marquiss, and Margaret Salmon – a series of audio works that have been conceived during lockdown conditions and devised for listening to during our daily walks and time outdoors.
FROM GLASGOW WOMEN'S LIBRARY
Identity for From Glasgow Women’s Library which is a collection of products developed through research into the Glasgow Women's Library archive and collections.
Photography by Gordon Burniston
FROM GLASGOW WOMEN'S LIBRARY – READING LIST T-SHIRTS
From Glasgow Women’s Library is a collection of products developed through research into the library's archive by Ruth Ewan, Finch & Fouracre, Sally Hackett, Jasleen Kaur, Kaisa Lassinaro, Maeve Redmond and Donna Wilson. READING LIST, in collaboration with Kaisa Lassinaro is a series of t-shirts that reference books selected from the library's catalogue.
Purchase READING LIST t-shirts from Glasgow Women's Library
Photography by Caro Weiss
HUMAN LIBRARIES
Identity and website design for Human Libraries. Human Libraries is a programme of artist-led workshops, projects, commissions and happenings in community libraries in Bootle and Crosby.
LETTERS TO ESTER
Letter design, for 'Letters to Ester' by France-Lise McGurn, Sally Hackett and Panel on the occasion of the exhibition, A Weakness For Raisins, Films & Archive of Ester Krumbachová at the CCA, Glasgow December 2018.
Photography by Gordon Burniston
DO NOT MAKE THE
MAP Magazine, 2018. Do Not Make The is a collection of 15 hybrid, genre-bending, experimental essays – four commissioned, eleven chosen from over 80 submissions. Edited by Elizabeth Reeder, Laura Edbrook and Alice Bain.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
V&A Dundee, 2018 – present
A commission for V&A Dundee's Scottish Design Gallery, which explores the wider context around a 19th century trade catalogue by cast iron manufacturers Walter MacFarlane & Co, to demonstrate the international impact of Scottish design.
Q&A with Maeve Redmond on the V&A Dundee website
Photography by Ruth Clark
INTO THE MOUNTAIN
Visual identity for a performance by Simone Kenyon in Cairngorms National Park, commissioned by Scottish Sculpture Workshop, 2019.
JASPERWEAR COLLECTION ICONS
Illustration 'icons' and labels for Atelier E.B's Jasperwear collection for the exhibition Passer-by, Serpentine Gallery, London 2018.
Copyright: Atelier E.B, Images: Zoe Ghertner, Models: Cara and Laura
THE MIRACULOUS
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
4 June – 24 September 2016
A collaboration between designers Maeve Redmond and Sophie Dyer to transpose short narratives from Raphael Rubinstein's book The Miraculous into an installation in the spaces of Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop. Episodes, taken from artists from the last five decades reside along studio corridors, within communal spaces and on exterior walls, relocating historic and contemporary artworks onsite.
Read a review of the exhibition from Art in America here
Photography by Graeme Yule
CECI N'EST PAS UNE FOTO
Published on the occasion of the exhibition Barrie Girls, 2013.
THE PERSISTENCE OF TYPE VOL.III
20 April — 7 May 2018. The Persistence of Type is a newspaper and on-going collaborative project by Catriona Duffy, Sophie Dyer, Fiona Jardine, Lucy McEachan and Maeve Redmond.
Created especially for the eighth edition of Glasgow International, the free publication included contributions from Catalina Barroso-Luque, Sam Bellacosa, Claire Biddles, Theresa Coburn, Alan Dimmick, Fiona Jardine, Jade Halbert, Mairi MacKenzie and Soulfood Sisters and was available from selected Glasgow International venues.
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Photography by Gordon Burniston and Alan Dimmick
FOOTNOTING THE ARCHIVE, MAP MAGAZINE
A project curated by guest editors Suzanne van der Lingen & Claire Walsh for MAP Magazine, 2016. The installation at CCA Glasgow displayed items from the archive that correspond to the articles being read aloud on the headphones.
OF OTHER SPACES
Poster for an event at Cooper Gallery, Dundee 2016.
THE PERSISTENCE OF TYPE VOL.II
Produced as part of Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art, 2016.
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Photography by Gordon Burniston
SATELLITES PUBLICATION
A publication for the Satellites Programme at Collective Gallery, 2016, edited by Katie Schwab.
TWENTY-NINE THOUSAND NIGHTS
Twenty-Nine Thousand Nights, A Communist Life, Nan Berger, project by Ruth Ewan, published by Book Works, 2017.
SUE ME, SUE TOMPKINS
Artist book, 2014, published by The Modern Institute.
REFUGEE FESTIVAL SCOTLAND
Making Art Making Home, poster for Refugee Festival Scotland, produced by the Scottish Refugee Council, 2019.
TOMORROW IS ALWAYS TOO LONG
Identity for film by Phil Collins, commissioned by The Common Guild, 2014.
Photography by Tian Khee Siong
THE PERSISTENCE OF TYPE VOL.I
Published on the occasion of the exhibition The Persistence of Type, June 2015, with Fiona Jardine, Sophie Dyer and Maeve Redmond, commissioned by Panel.
Photography: Sophie Dyer
THE PERSISTENCE OF TYPE
20 June – 9 August 2015, Tramway. An exhibition, events programme, billboard and distributed newspaper, with newly commissioned work by artist Fiona Jardine and graphic designers Sophie Dyer and Maeve Redmond.
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Photography by Kevin Hunter and Gordon Burniston
EAST LONDON CABLE TV DINNER
Advert for an event by East London Cable, Raven Row, April 2019.
GRAHAM FAGEN, SCOTLAND+VENICE
Visual identity for Scotland+Venice 2015, commissioned by Hospitalfield, Arbroath.
GLASGOW WOMEN'S LIBRARY
Campaign for Glasgow Women's Library's relocation to its permanent home, 2014.
Photography by Tian Khee-Siong
SHARON HAYES
Print materials for In My Little Corner of the World, Anyone Would Love You, Sharon Hayes, The Common Guild, 2016.
SIMON STARLING
Print materials for At Twilight: A play for 2 actors, 1 dancer, 8 masks (and a donkey costume), Simon Starling, The Common Guild, 2016.
SEMI-GLOSS, SEMI-PERMEABLE
Publication for the exhibition, Semi-Gloss, Semi-Permeable, 2016.
WORKERS!
Poster for the film WORKERS! by Petra Bauer, commissioned by Collective Gallery Edinburgh, 2018.
INTERWOVEN CONNECTIONS
Published on the occasion of the exhibition Interwoven Connections, The Stoddard Templeton Design Studio and Design Library 1843-2005, The Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh Gallery, 2013.
Photography by Tian Khee-Siong
CABAC: NEW MOVING IMAGE FROM SCOTLAND
Publication published by LUX Scotland, 2015.
Photography by Max Slaven
SEINE NET QUEENS
Exhibition graphics for the exhibition, Seine Net Queens, curated by Panel at Timespan, Helmsdale 2016.
BARRIE GIRLS EXHIBITION
The Briggait, 26-28 July 2013. An exhibition of six new poster works and a text, C’est Ci N’est Pas Une Foto, created by graphic designers Sophie Dyer and Maeve Redmond in collaboration with artist Fiona Jardine.
Photography by Gordon Burniston
STUDIO 58
Published on the occasion of the exhibition, Studio 58: Women Artists in Glasgow since WWII, 7 July – 30 September 2012, The Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh Gallery.
Photography by Tian Khee-Siong