Open Work

Open Work Open Work is a transdiciplinary design collective exploring the boundaries of, and relationships between media.

Open Work is a design collective founded in 2014. With backgrounds in graphic design, interactive design, and type design we work in collaboration with people and organisations to develop design projects across various media. We view our clients as collaborators and seek opportunities to work with those involved in their own creative pursuits, where we can learn from each other, and extend and com

plement each other’s domain knowledge with a shared investment in the quality of the work produced. In times where the conventions of communication are constantly in flux we are interested in exploring the boundaries of, and relationships between media. Critical thinking, systems thinking, focus on content, and dedication to craft are central. We view digital and analog not as a schism, but as a continuum in which we can speculate on ways of reading, methods of interaction, forms of graphic design, and how these can be manipulated, challenged, reverse engineered, and repurposed.

Arkadi Zaides is an independent choreographer whose practice deals with boundaries, both political and human in nature. ...
07/02/2017

Arkadi Zaides is an independent choreographer whose practice deals with boundaries, both political and human in nature. He works with diverse communities, often in the Arab sector in Israel.

We’ve been working closely with Arkadi over the past few months to create a website to present his works and the context that surrounds them, and we’re happy to say the website is now live!

http://arkadizaides.com

Arkadi Zaides is an independent choreographer. Born in 1979 in ּBelorussia, former USSR, he immigrated to Israel in 1990 and currently lives in France.

NEUE WERK / UNSNEAKY PEAKFull view of our Out of Data poster/leaflet for our friends at Centre for Interdisciplinary Met...
31/01/2017

NEUE WERK / UNSNEAKY PEAK
Full view of our Out of Data poster/leaflet for our friends at Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies at Warwick University 🌈
Blog coming soon...

At press with  Drukkerij Tielen, checking the Neon-CMYK separation (!) for our new poster for the Centre for Interdiscip...
19/12/2016

At press with Drukkerij Tielen, checking the Neon-CMYK separation (!) for our new poster for the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methods at Warwick University, and it’s 🌈!

We’ve been working on a new series for Octavo. The first title of Tegenstellingen launches tonight at Atheneum → http://...
19/10/2016

We’ve been working on a new series for Octavo. The first title of Tegenstellingen launches tonight at Atheneum → http://cb.io/lorey

“Paper is a Leaf” for Veem House for Performance 🍁🍂🍂🍃
10/11/2015

“Paper is a Leaf” for Veem House for Performance 🍁🍂🍂🍃

02/10/2015
03/09/2015

NEW WORK: How to Do Things With Words

Over the last few months we have been working on the new identity, strategy, website, videos, printed matter for Veem House for Performance in Amsterdam, in a close and delightful collaboration with new director Anne Breure.

Today, we’ve put the first version of the new website online at http://veem.house, and from today, our spoken-word announcement trailers for their September programme are going online on their page and around the web.

“The so-called data revolution means that social science and humanities research is increasingly interface work. We make...
06/05/2015

“The so-called data revolution means that social science and humanities research is increasingly interface work. We make interfaces. Our objects of inquiry are manifested via interfaces. Interfaces, in other words, are the medium of data.”

🆕 http://interfaces.xyz started as a tool we built for designing this poster for the “Interfaces: Methods and Critique” conference at University of Warwick’s Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies.

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