Studio Way designed the new Identity for Kunsthaus Zürich using FT Kunst Grotesk. From the studio (translated):

Switzerland’s largest art museum is aiming to enhance brand recognition in its exhibition communications and therefore commissioned us to carry out a soft redesign of all its communication materials.

The resulting design concept stands out through its deliberate use of the letter “K” as a distinctive feature and serves as a versatile platform for a wide variety of exhibitions and applications.

The current identity for art center Kunsthaus Potsdam was designed by Onck West, using Affairs and FT Kunst Grotesk throughout. From the studio’s case presentation:

Kunsthaus Potsdam was founded in 2000 by the artists Hubertus von der Goltz and Frank Michael Zeidler in the former equestrian military hospital of the Garde-Ulanen barracks in Potsdam. The building now houses an exhibition hall and several artists’ studios. With the arrival of a new curator and a renewed focus on contemporary art, the Kunsthaus asked Onck West to develop a fresh visual identity. Our design was inspired by the extraordinary building and the time in which it was created.

Visual identity and website for Montreal industrial designer Olivier Raymond.

The 9th Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture (UABB) was held September 20222 in Hong Kong and Shenzhen. The poster, catalogue and merchandise for this edition were designed by Hesign, a design studio by Jianping He, based in Berlin and Hong Kong.

English text is set in FT Kunst Grotesk, the typeface used for Chinese is not yet identified.

Jardins migratoires – Êtres/lieux (“Migratory Gardens – Beings/Places”) accompanies Enrique Ramírez’s exhibition presented at Galerie de l'UQAM and École nationale supérieure de la photographie d'Arles in the fall and summer of 2021. Text by Louise Déry, Marta Gili and Nelly Richard.

Bern. Geordnete Verwunderung (“Bern: organised surprise”) is an exhibition in Kornhausforum Bern. From the website (translated):

Bern is a multifaceted city. There is much to wonder about, to marvel at. The exhibition Bern. Geordnete Verwunderung is a love letter to the city and brings together positions that deal with Bern in their own way.

The Kornhausforum is an exhibition and discourse venue for socially relevant topics. The posters were designed by Atelier Pol, using FT Kunst Grotesk – the art space’s brand typeface.

Edition Taube is an independent publishing house for contemporary art and publishes artists' books and limited editions in small print runs.