Headlands Journal
I have always enjoyed collaborating with artists. As graphic designer for the Headlands Center for the Arts during their founding years, I was responsible for six annual Headlands Journal yearbooks, reviewing the exciting work of the artists in residence, the content of the Headlands Talks and other events to create a record of the meaningful themes of each year. It was an honor to be part of the early years of this art community.
Becoming Citizens
Becoming Citizens is photographer Susan Schwartzenberg's rich documentary about family life and the politics of disability, following the second world war. The book tells the intimate stories of thirteen Seattle families as they became involved as grassroots political activists for "Education for All". It was a priviledge to work on a timeline design concept and create the photo-centric layout of the book.
Exploratorium Quarterly
The goal of the original Exploratorium Quarterly magazine was to communicate ideas that exhibits couldn’t easily demonstrate, extending the museum beyond it's physical walls. Each issue examined a single topic from multiple viewpoints of science, art and human perception. This approach allowed an investigation of interconnections between apparently unrelated phenomena. Over a 15 year period, I worked closely with editorial and photography, collaborating in creating content as well as design layout .
Publications include
A Telegram from Marcel Duchamp (with David Prowler)
Album Familiar (with Ann Chamberlain)Headlands Journal (Ann Chamberlain)
In Full View (Heyday Press, Headlands Center for the Arts)
Life of an Oak (Heyday Press)
Are We There Yet?
(AAM Museum Publication Competition Award
Educational Resources, Honorable Mention)
Science Across Cultures Series