From designer Lorenz Klingebiel:

This exhibition catalog for the Tate Britain's exhibition The Rossettis – shown at Tate Britain in 2023 – was designed by Lorenz Klingebiel with Louis Hunt. The publication was edited by Carol Jacobi and James Finch and produced in hardback and paperback versions.

The Rossettis’ approach to art, love and lifestyles are considered revolutionary. Their work and its impact is explored through a range of short thematic essays containing fresh and surprising research, accompanied by iconic Pre-Raphaelite illustrations.

AC Visual by Jan Novák paired with Rhymes by Jakub Samek and Bitstream’s Swiss 721 for the November/December issue of frieze Magazine (No. 231). From frieze’s website:

‘What if artists were in control of the funding and distributing the money that powers are?’ – Bhavik Singh

In the November/December issue of frieze, senior editor Terence B. Trouillot convenes a roundtable discussion with artists and writers on decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). Skye Arundhati Thomas profiles artist Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, whose games, installations and videos centre around Black Trans experience⁠.

Redesign of contemporary art and culture magazine frieze by creative director David Lane and design director Lorenz Klingebiel, with Andrew Durbin as editor. At the core of the redesign sits Rhymes, by Jakub Samek, distributed exclusively by Maxitype. Jakub drew a bespoke compressed display version: Rhymes Compressed, exclusively used in the front section of frieze. It is complemented by Swiss 721, a 20th century sans-serif classic.

frieze magazine gets published eight times a year with offices in London, Berlin and New York.