Gesine Borcherdt, Dream on Baby — book — 352 pages, 254 color and 62 bw illus., hardcover, 140 × 210 mm, Editor: Institut für moderne Kunst, Nürnberg, published by starfruit publications (Oct, 2023)
Fabian Schäfer, Konnektiver Zynismus – Politik und Kultur im digitalen Zeitalter, — book — 130 pages, 12 bw illus., softcover, 148 × 225 mm, published by transcript (Feb 2023)
Rusa Mørke, Heroin — DVD packaging and booklet — As a tribute to the extraordinary singer and actress Nico (Christa Päffgen, 1938–1988), Institut für moderne Kunst invited around 30 artists* to explore the phenomenon of Nico. Rusa Morke's film Heroin was a contribution to this project. (2021)
femalephotographers.org, The Body Issue — calendar — (2020)
Blok — poster campaign (Dec, 2020)
Debütant*innen 2020, Mit Rip-off am täglichen Grind — publication funding by the Bavarian Ministry of Science and Art — sequence of 20 illustrated 4c offset posters ( 500 × 700 mm) in an edition of 45, stacked as one piece and glued on the top side to perform as a tear-off block during the exhibition where visitors could pick their favorite print. At Akademie Galerie Nürnberg by AdBK Nürnberg (2020)
René Radomsky, STILL I AM— artist catalogue — 128 pages, softcover with flaps, 170 × 220 mm (2020)
femalephotographers.org, The Body Issue — book — 114 pages, 100 ills., softcover with dust jacket, 180 × 240 mm, published by Hatje Cantz (2020)
A visual dialogue about bodies and how they are perceived in media. As the group’s first publication, The Body Issue addresses the depiction of bodies and the perception of them; at the same time, it also launches a series of photo books. Founded in 2018, femalephotographers.org will regularly publish photography books devoted to issues, while also organizing companion exhibitions under its own direction. The goal is to increase the visibility of female photographers, since women are still underrepresented in the art world. femalephotographers.org is aiming to change this situation and calls upon women to reinforce their positions collectively. The Body Issue also invites guest artists to publish their work in the collective’s books, so that they can literally experience solidarity among women.
Golden Diskó Ship, Araceae — LP/CD cover design
Blok — poster campaign (Nov, 2019)
verydeeprecords, So This Is The New Year — riso post card & cover artwork (2019)
Refuge Music, Transient 25, in Edmonton, Canada — digital poster (2019)
Graphic design diploma at Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg — 105 x 148 mm booklet containing five essays by Joshua Groß which were transformed into five different (audio)visual installations to further the personal reading experience by crafting multi-sensory synesthetic spaces while teasing a graphic designer's toolset (2018)
Sukultur, unendlich unwahrscheinlich — booklet series incl. cover illustrations — 105 x 148 mm. Ed. by Institut für moderne Kunst (2017–2019)
»The fact that man is capable of action means that the unexpected can be expected from him, that he is able to perform what is infinitely improbable«. ― Hannah Arendt, in: The Human Condition.
On the occasion of their 50 year anniversary Institut für moderne Kunst Nürnberg invited artists and writers to set out on a journey of braving the improbable with reasonable doubt, substantiated claims, new ideas, risky ventures and by thinking outside the box.
w/ works by Andrzej Steinbach, Anja Kümmel, Anneke Lubkowitz, Felix Thiele, Hans-Christian Dany, Jenny Schäfer, Juliane Liebert, Laura Ziegler, Leon Leube, Lukas Valtin, Mark von Schlegell, Sebastian Stein, Sebastian Stein, Steffen Zillig, Steffen Zillig, Stephan Janitzky and Tobias Roth.
Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg, Absolvent*Innen — catalogue — 272 pages, softcover with dust jacket, 200 × 270 mm (2018). Collab with Felix Neumann.
Edel Extra e.V., Bananasplit — illustration/poster— summer Mag by independent art space Edel Extra e.V., Nuremberg. Ed. by Claudia Holzinger (2018)
Dr. Lars Blunck, Duchamps Readymade — book — 296 pages, 53 illus., softcover, 170 × 220 mm, published by edition metzel (2017)
Takeshi Makishima, Evening Shadows — book — Ed. and published by Institut für moderne Kunst Nürnberg, Text by Joshua Groß, 55 pages, softcover with flaps, 148 × 210 mm (2017)
