Print, Book, Type, Publication, Exhibition.

Books.

How To Make Sculpture Move, Type and Publication. Project by Ruta Butkute and Emily Kocken. An installation and book presentation at Bradwolff Projects. Book published by Jap Sam Books, photos by Natalia Sudova.

Open-Ended Visions of Possibilities, Publication. Project by patricia kaersenhout, with contributions by Barby Asane, La Vaughn Belle, Ingrid Braam, Jeannette Ehlers, Chandra Frank, Sasha Huber, Roel Hijink, Rashid Novaire, rolando vazquez, Gloria Wekker, Selene Wendt. Published by Jap Sam Books.

Hunting in Time, Publication. Project by Ronit Porat, text by Ines Weizman, published by Sternthal Books.

Perfect Pearl 完美的珍珠, Publication. Project by Tara Fallaux, text by Yining He and Lova Yu.

School of Verticality, Posters. Project by Sophie Krier in Bolzano, photos by Jörg Oschmann.

AA, Vol. 3 Series about Ansel Adams, Publication. Project by Peter Happel Christian and Phillip Andrew Lewis.

Out Side In Side Out, Publication. Project by Linda Molenaar, text by Fredie Beckmans and Linda Molenaar, published by Jap Sam Books.

Éloj Kréyol_Field Essays 55.3, Meanderings in the field of decolonial design, Publication. With dach&zephir, Lucy Cotter, Thomas Golsenne, André Lucrèce. Initiated and edited by Sophie Krier. Published by Onomatopee.

U Bevindt zich hier, Publication. Project by Martijn van de Griendt. Text by Connie Palmen, Marieke Lucas Rijneveld, Joris van Casteren, Marcel van Roosmalen, Arnon Grunberg.

How To Make Sculpture Move, Type. A collaboration between artist Ruta Butkute and artist/writer Emily Kocken. An installation of new performative sculptures at Arti et Amitiae.

Who Told You So?!, The Collective Story vs. the Individual Narrative, Publication. Freek Lomme, published by Onomatopee.

Programma Rijksbrede Kunstvoorziening Rijksoverheid, Corporate Identity and publication.

Maria, I Need Your Lovin’, Publication. Project by Martijn van de Griendt.

Onomatopee, Bookshop, Interior Design. In collaboration with Dave Keune.

Iris van Herpen Johannes Vermeerprijs 2017, exhibition, Ministry of OCW.

Books.