Art, given space on the page.
Designed around
the collection.
Exhibition catalogue design by Lalli.
How do you bring an art collection into print?
The catalogue needed to introduce the collection and give readers information about individual works. The design challenge was to keep the artwork central while making the titles, descriptions and edition details easy to follow.
Let the art lead. Give the information its place.
We designed the cover and interior layouts around the artworks. Large images establish the visual rhythm, while typography, spacing and text panels organise the supporting information. The result is a catalogue designed to accompany the exhibition.
Cover design
A cover that introduces the collection through artwork and typography.
Interior page design
Layouts that connect each image with its title, introduction and edition details.
Editorial layout
Type hierarchy and spacing that give the publication a consistent visual language.
Image first.
Details in place.
A full-page artwork leads the composition. The title, introduction and edition details each have a defined place, giving the reader a route through the image and the information.
A collection, brought together in print.
The catalogue gives G6X7’s exhibition a publication in which the artworks and their information can be explored together. Lalli’s contribution is the catalogue design, from the cover to the interior pages.
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