The World of Clifford Ross
Slipcase and companion book to Ross'sHurricane Waves, to accompany a landmark exhibition at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art.
Seen & Imagined offers the first comprehensive survey of Ross's work, and is the first art book to offer an augmented reality 3D “pop up” experience, via an app and a smartphone. The slipcase is wrapped in one of Ross's LED waves, and a series of interior gatefolds allow "deep dives" into extreme details of selected images.
Design oversight spanned initial image editing and sequencing to the press check at Meridian Printing, Rhode Island.
A Faconti & Richer collaboration.
Published by MASS MoCA and MIT Press.
Logo, letter-press business cards and stationery, uniforms, and signage for a Brooklyn-based design-and-build company. The lines of the logo drawing, which form "PW," were inspired by floor plans and by the intricate architectural details in historic brownstone buildings.
A Faconti & Richer collaboration.
Photographs by Carolina Sandretto
In 1953, Cuba had 694 cinemas and theaters. Havana alone had 134, more than New York or Paris. In 2014, documentary photographer Carolina Sandretto set out to find and photograph, with a 1950s’ medium-format camera, the remaining cinemas from that golden era. This book is the visual document of her journey.
A Faconti & Richer collaboration.
Published by Skira International.
Nathlie Provosty & Robert Kelly
The Color Mill presents a collaboration between artist Nathlie Provosty and poet Robert Kelly—Kelly wrote the included texts in response to a series of Provosty's drawings. The jacket text is laser cut to reveal the gradient-printed book cover below, and the edges are foil-stamped red.
A Faconti & Richer collaboration.
A series of brochures for Esto, the premier architectural photography agency. The project encompassed photo editing, typesetting, and layout.
For this hardcover monograph, published on the occasion of Provosty's solo show at the Nathalie Karg Gallery in New York, a painting detail, highlighted by a spot varnish, was wrapped around the case.
A Faconti & Richer collaboration.
Published by Distanz Verlag, Berlin.
Logo and identity for a social media campaign to share treasures from New York State museums. A "wallpaper" of engravings of various artifacts was developed to be used as a banner or background.
A Faconti & Richer collaboration.
Photo editing, sequencing, and design for imprint of limited-edition photography publications.
An interlocking "A" and "M" form the logo for this production company that produces videos for museums. The stationery and business card were letterpress-printed using a palette of greys.
A Faconti & Richer collaboration.
Invitations, brochures, and related materials for the non-profit organization Photo-Based Art.
"Blind Spot is the only magazine with photography as its focus that interests me. It makes no distinction between photography and art—quality is the main concern. It is the only magazine I recommend to young artists."
—John Baldessari
“Absolutely Most Unique in Any Storm at Sea.”
—Ed Ruscha
A semiannual journal of photo-based art, produced in collaboration with artists, guest editors, and designers, Blind Spot is known for its high production values and superb reproductions.
A series of exquisitely produced limited-edition publications. Signed and numbered with original artworks housed in custom packaging. Artists include Walead Beshty, Richard Misrach, Stephen Shore, and Uta Barth.
The Cat Photographer
Walter Chandoha is the forefather and an early master of animal phototography. For this volume of Chandoha's colorful studio portraits of cats, images were laid out in a rainbow sequence. A clothbound cover with tipped-on image and iridescent foil stamp, and multi-colored endpapers, complete the package.
Published by Aperture
Yours In Food
Reflections on food and eating commissioned from a range of contemporary writers on culture and the arts, from novelist David Eggers to musician David Byrne, accompany Baldessari's work.
Published by Princeton Architectural Press
Richard Misrach, one of the most influential photographers of his generation, helped pioneer the renaissance of color photography and large-scale presentation. This series of exquisitely produced, large-format monographs presents several bodies of work and were designed in collaboration with the artist.
