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A working library of design, type, and visual culture.
52 works match
Poster
2015Five years worth of Austrian club night posters from studio OrtnerSchinko
2015
Poster
2015Sometimes surreal, always innovative poster design from Austrian agency Studio Vie
2015
Project
2024The View From Lagos: inside Nigeria’s blooming skateboard communities
2024
Project
2019Shot in Nigeria, Elena Heatherwick's photographic story for the IRC is one of tragedy and resilience
2019
Project
2023Dennis Osadebe’s character-driven paintings tell a story of his Nigerian heritage
2023
Project
2015Beautiful new project documenting Nigerian style by Nina Manandhar
2015
Motion
2017We speak to the three creatives behind a Nigerian-focused editorial and film for Kenzo
2017
Project
2020Heading in a “more radical direction”, studio es hopes to challenge the status quo in Austria
2020
Poster
1917Preparations for the 25th Isonzo Battle — Austrian World War One poster
1917
Poster
1917Subscribe to the Sixth War Loan — Austrian World War One poster
1917
Publication
2020Austria-based designer Simon Merz’ Meta is “a book about itself”
2020
Project
2019Lakin Ogunbanwo’s bridal portraits reflect the diversity of Nigerian traditions
2019
Poster
1916The nameless heroes — Austrian poster
1916
Project
2018Territory Studio designs media for James Bond experience in the Austrian mountains
2018
Motion
2025Sherif Apampa’s sensitive design practice tackles “Nigerian culture, boyhood and innocence”
2025
Project
2013Photography: Extraordinary photojournalism from Nigerian-born George Osodi
2013
Project
2024The View From Lagos: The queer Nigerian artists risking everything to amplify LGBTQ+ voices
2024
Poster
1917The Fallen — Austrian poster
1917
Garment
2018Photographer Richard Kovacs uses experimental lighting to showcase Lagos' fashion scene
2018
Project
2012Austrian whizzes Atelier Olschinsky produce amazing mirrored cityscapes
2012
Project
2014Klaus Pichler's absurd photographs of miniature allotments in Austria
2014
Poster
1916Dual alliance in the storm – Austrian World War One poster
1916
Poster
2015Great poster designs for Adana Nights series by Vienna-based Lukas Haider
2015
Poster
191518 February 1915 — Austrian poster
1915
Poster
1916Be embraced, you millions! — Austrian poster
1916
Project
2013Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
Publication
2015Austrian studio es’ eclectic type and intuitive editorial design for A priori magazine
2015
Project
2013Studio Vie refresh an Austrian music brand still trapped in the 1990s
2013
Project
2021In figurative and dynamic paintings, Peter Uka depicts the scenes of his childhood in Nigeria
2021
Poster
1914Old England plays — Austrian poster
1914
Project
2024Marcellina Akpojotor amplifies family history in fabric-filled paintings of Nigerian domestic life
2024
Project
2021Photographer Adedamola Odetara is working hard to document the LGBTQIA+ community in Lagos
2021
Project
2020Oli Hillyer-Riley documents a close knit, and under-threat, surfing community in Nigeria
2020
Project
2021“I try to show them a different narrative of what a Nigerian is”: Valerie Etitinwo on deconstructing stereotypes
2021
Poster
1917The White death — Austrian poster
1917
Poster
2023Modupe Lamikanra draws from her Nigerian heritage to create dynamic and accessible design
2023
Poster
1917The Hunger — Austrian poster
1917
Photograph
2019Sharing stories from the city, C/O Vienna is a satirical take on traditional magazines
2019
Project
2014George Osodi documents the monarchs of Nigeria
2014
Project
2014Art: Austrian collective Numen/For Use create the most fun-looking interactive sculpture
2014
Publication
2025Meet the Nigerian graphic designers bringing African expression to typography
2025
Poster
1909Culture — Austrian poster
1909
Project
2024Album Cover Bank traces over 70 years of Nigeria’s album design and visual culture
2024
Poster
1919Vote Social Democrat – Austrian poster
1919
Publication
2022Explore the legendary Festac '77 in Nigeria with Marilyn Nance's beautiful new photobook
2022
Project
2017“Gentrification in reverse”: Lorenzo Vitturi’s photographs of a market in Lagos
2017
Project
2020Danielle Mbonu on bringing fun to shoots and making sure Nigeria has more female directors
2020
Project
2025The furniture designers centring Nigerian cultural symbols
2025
Motion
2017Akinola Davies on his film for Kenzo, celebrating Nigerian traditions and culture
2017
Project
2019Margaux Senlis photographs the effects of unexploded ordnance in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos
2019
Identity
2017Photographer Ruth Ossai celebrates “beautiful, effortless, powerful” Nigerian identity
2017
Motion
2022Rubee Samuel’s photobook Omo Nigeria explores the Londoner’s emotional ties to West Africa
2022