Katie Wilhelm
Designer and Consultant
GardenShip and State Exhibition Catalogue Design
“This exhibition catalogue brings together 20 artists and writers who engage in decolonial critique, environmental activism, and 21st-century artistic practices to address what is arguably the problem of our times: environmental catastrophe.”
The GardenShip and State Exhibition Catalogue Cover
The GardenShip and State Exhibition Catalogue, Almanac, and Journal were designed by Katie Wilhelm.
About the Project
“This exhibition catalogue brings together 20 artists and writers who engage in decolonial critique, environmental activism, and 21st-century artistic practices to address what is arguably the problem of our times: environmental catastrophe. It asks how we can work together, and create together as a global community to restore the planet – while respecting differences, and seeking to repair divisions and address injustices brought about by colonialism. Designed by Katie WIlhelm and edited by Ruth Skinner, the catalogue expands the conversation with the inclusion of new essays and conversations.
The catalogue features works from the exhibition that were produced over a two-year period—the results of conversations between the artists and writers, oftentimes with members of their local communities. Featuring artists Ron Benner, Lori Blondeau, Sean Caulfield, Paul Chartrand, Tom Cull, Amelia Faye, Michael Farnan, Joan Greer, Jamelie Hassan, Sharmistha Kar, Jessica Karuhanga, Mark Kasumovic, Patrick Mahon, Mary Mattingly, Quinn Smallboy, Ashley Snook, Adrian Stimson, Jeff Thomas, Andrés Villar, and Michelle Wilson.
The catalogue is available for purchase at Shop Museum London.
For more information about the GardenShip and State collective, please visit their website.”
- Quoted from the Embassy Cultural House
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“This exhibition catalogue brings together 20 artists and writers who engage in decolonial critique, environmental activism, and 21st-century artistic practices to address what is arguably the problem of our times: environmental catastrophe. It asks how we can work together, and create together as a global community to restore the planet – while respecting differences, and seeking to repair divisions and address injustices brought about by colonialism. Designed by Katie WIlhelm and edited by Ruth Skinner, the catalogue expands the conversation with the inclusion of new essays and conversations. ”
Services
Book Design
Creative Consultation
Indigenous-lens Consultation