Kinjai Contemporary Bangkok (Thailand)

Poster series

BANK™ participated in the exhibition Bangkok Through Posters, November 2019, and contributed a poster series to the theme ‘Keywords 2019.’ Since then it was exhibited a couple of times, most recently at the Ame Laroc Festival in Brasil. Photos by Gabriel Silva and Alisson Demetrio.

Bochum University of Applied Science

Visual identity

Architecture Talks present internationally renowned architects’ insights into their practice and research activities. The series focus each year on a specific theme, e.g. ‘Real vs. Digital’ or ‘Think Rural.’ Internationally renowned guests were i.a.: Brandlhuber+ (Berlin), HHF (Basel), Sauerbruch Hutton (Berlin), Sir Thomas Cook / CRAB (London), Herzog & de Meuron (Basel), OMA/AMO (Rotterdam), E2A Zurich, Studio Muoto (Paris).

The Journey of Transformational Change, St. Moritz 2020

As Far As

Visual identity, art editions, web design, coding

As Far As is a Swiss-German business club for investing entrepreneurs – the common brainchild of Rolf Sachs, Dario Sutor and Lenard F. Krawinkel. The club invites each year a leading thinker to guide a selected group of entrepreneurial individuals through a weekend in St. Moritz, Switzerland. For the annual event, BANK™ develops each year a strictly limited art edition as the invitation. Illustrations by Jinhwa Jang and Mariano Pascual.

www.asfaras.com

Galerie Michael Haas
Galerie Haas Zürich

Catalogue design, invitation

The paintings of the Berlin artist Reinhard Pods are gestural abstract; layers of paint in intense colors, scribbled lines smeared into streaks, enigmatic graffiti writings and deformed bodies in large format are staggered against dense spaces. The catalog was published on the occasion of the exhibition R. Pods Bilder 1976–2021 with a text by the Swiss curator Gianni Jetzer. The special feature of the catalogue is a fold-out leporello which presents Pods painting from 1976 to 2021.

l’atelier – Nomadic Architecture Studio

Visual identity

ACB – Architectural Coffee Break is a series of monthly online talks and discussion initiated by l’atelier. For each coffee break, l’atelier invites a guest from the architectural field to give a 20-minute informal presentation of a project.

Elo Masing

Visual identity

Anarchy in the Garden is an interdisciplinary festival presenting women from the experimental arts. Supported by Musikfonds e.V. with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, and Bezirksamt Pankow.

ZAK Center for Contemporary Art

Visual identity, signage

The exhibition Collectors and Hunters – Wunderkammer Zitadelle is an experiment. The sculptor Olaf Bastigkeit is invited to dive into the archives, collections, and storage rooms of ZAK Centre for Contemporary Art for making his very own personal selection. The interest of the artist goes beyond the typical highlights of the museum’s collection and focusses on criteria of shape, color and contextual meaning. The presentation follows the idea of a cabinet of curiosities – objects presented in a specific setting, a real maze, arranged from valuable historic furniture as well as left-overs from past exhibitions and never before exhibited curiosities, wrapped in hundreds of meters of sheer fabric. This builds the frame for the exhibited objects and the works from other artist colleagues, invited by Olaf Bastigkeit: Mariechen Danz, Moritz Frei, Jay Gard, Hannah Hallermann, Christian Henkel, Marian Luft, Yvonne Roeb.

Skrapez and Laure Boer

Art work, photography

Skrapez from San Diego, California have made a split record with Laure Boer from Berlin, Germany. Recorded in San Diego and Berlin. The square shaped ltd. edition record is manufactured in the US on a lathe cutting machine. Photos: Skrapez and BANK™

Galerie Michael Haas

Book design

Jakob Mattner creates works of light. His artistic goal is the transformation of light between darkness and brightness, the Twilight as one of his most important work series is titled. Large-format light installations fall into a new creative phase and cast vibrating, analogue reflections on a projection foil that look like interstellar nebulae or light reflections of water. The catalogue for the exhibition Second Planet at Galerie Michael Haas shows Mattner’s latest work.

Kunstraum Kirche/Bistum Fulda
Kerber Verlag

Visual identity, editorial design, signage, art print

On the occasion of the documenta 14, the church of St. Elisabeth invited the German artist Anne Gathmann to realize a site specific installation. The artwork is one large hanging bow, consisting of 4000 aluminum bars. The single bar with its distinctive shape and materiality becomes the key visual for the whole visual identity and is found on all the printed matters.