A Practice for Everyday Life produces work that is with, out of, and for people, and is borne out of collaborative working relationships and extensive research. For their TYPO talk, Kirsty and Emma will discuss what ‘social’ means in the context of their practice and will present a selection of APFEL projects, exploring the stories that both informed and emerged out of their designs, and detailing how they identify and distil visual and conceptual references to create work that is both subtle and direct.
Kirsty Carter & Emma Thomas (A Practice For Everyday Life)
Entering a visual dialogue with the spectator: the works of London-based A Practice for Everyday Life draw international attention. Recent projects include the exhibition design and publication of “Bauhaus: Art as Life“ at Barbican Art Gallery and a new visual identity for Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam.…
