^{This issue of}^Wallpaper*^{magazine was made with love.}

Handmade X: With Love,

Wallpaper* Issue 245

Newsstand magazine, 220 × 300 mm, 194 pages

Art Director

“Hello, Dolly. Hold on to your bra straps...”

––THE SUNDAY TIMES magazine

“The Good, The Bad... and Miley”

“Animal Pictures of the Year. Enjoy”

Various (classic) cover stories,

The Sunday Times Magazine

Magazine Supplement, 288 x 211mm

Art Director at The Sunday Times
Cover concept, design and art

Various (Classic) Covers

The Sunday Times Magazine

Magazine supplement, 288 × 211mm

Art Director at The Sunday Times

Cover concepts, design and art

_{I decided to search for my biological family sitting at the top of a double-decker bus, stuck in traffic in Shoreditch, late for work at The Sunday Times Magazine in London.}

––TORONTO LIFE

I’d just turned 36, and it occurred to me that my biological grandparents—their existence at that moment distant, hypothetical and abstract—were also getting older. If, IF, they were alive, I had to find them now or face the consequences of never. I immediately consulted Google, searching, “Adopted Ontario Canada Find Biological Family.” I clicked on a few of the results: an adoptee who found her family in a cemetery and now fills her own void by helping other adoptees search (dreadful), a support group for searching adoptees (still dreadful) and a retired police detective in Ontario with a track record of finding birth parents (significantly less dreadful). By the time I crossed London Bridge, even later for work, I had emailed the private detective.

I had lunch with a journalist at the magazine at Elliot’s in Borough Market, who was clearly horrified by my decision to search. “You just opened Pandora’s box.” He was right. I had tried and failed to search before. If I was fortunate enough to find my birth family this time or at all, I had no idea who—or what—I would be inviting into my life.

To search or not to search was a choice my parents prepared me for. It was a decision I could make when I turned 18. Whenever I tell people I am adopted, the response generally goes something like: “I didn’t know you were adopted!?” It’s a statement and a question. They’re asking, are you all right with this? (Yes.) Why did your parents give you away? (Teenage pregnancy.) Will you search for them? (Yes.) Some adoptees, like my brother, have no desire to seek out their birth families. But I always knew I would.

––TORONTO LIFE

Lost & Found excerpt,
Toronto Life
Feature Article edited by Emily Landeaux

Writer

Lost & Found (Excerpt),

Toronto Life, January 2017, pp. 102-13

Feature, 8500 words, ed. by Emily Landeaux

Contributor

Writer

What is a designer ?

Get a room!
Devine design, oh my!

––WALLPAPER*

Holy Handmade Whaam. Kapow. Boom

^{Various Covers 2016-20,}

^{Wallpaper*

Newsstand Magazine, 220x300mm}

^{Art Director Cover Concept and design}

Various Covers 2016–20

Wallpaper*

Newsstand Magazine, 220 × 300mm

Art Director

Cover concept and design

^{The Movement Movement is running the world’s art institutions one kilometre

at a time}

^––^{The Royal Ontario Museum}

Run the ROM!
The Movement Movement

Royal Ontario Museum

Public Art, 300x participants, 5x kilometers,
1x museum + You

Creative Director, Artist

Take me to the moon.

––Based Upon + Wallpaper.com

Based Upon, III, Breath series, Responsive sculpture

Wallpaper.com

Digital intervention and cover story, a 60 minute meditation that
took over Wallpaper.com during Wallpaper* Wellness+Wonder

Art Director

––THE TIMES

God of Small Things by Matt Rudd
Weekly Visual Column, 2013-16
Art Director, Illustrator

Can a Coin Dropped From the Eiffel Tower...
God of Small Things by Matt Rudd

The Times & The Sunday Times Magazine

Weekly Visual Column, 2013–16

Art Director at The Sunday Times

Design, Graphic Art & Type Drawings

READ MORE!

When did we stop furbishing?

How do stripes get into toothpaste?

Does anyone like green pastilles?

The Hall vs. the Landing

The Horse, the Cow and Me

To decimate or not to decimate

What’s the best way to fall asleep?

“Colours not to be toyed with.”

_{––Birch Contemporary}

––BIRCH CONTEMPORARY

Jaan Poldaas: 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804...

Artist's Monograph, size, pages, editions,

tk

Jaan Poldaas: 2018
1801–1812, edition of 20

Birch Contemporary

Limited Edition Catalogue, 8x10”, pp.88

Publication design

This is not a newspaper.

––Goldsmiths, University of London

This Newspaper is an Exhibition Catalogue,
This Exhibition is the Pool

Goldsmiths, University of London

Tabloid, 28 pages, Ditto Press

Creative Director

Art direction and design

A magazine about things
that haven’t happened yet and maybe never will.

––MONACO

––MONACO

Monaco Issue 6

Art Periodical, 200 x 300mm, K Guggeinheim

Contributor

Kiu Kuri La Mondo?

MONACO Issue 6, pp. 187-90

Art Periodical, 200x300mm, 288pp., publisher K. Guggenheim

Contributor
Artist

Read. Learn. Covet.
Now give an apple to ELLE.
Lesson over.

––ELLE

Elle Collections A/W13

Magazine, 200x300mm, 294pp

Illustrations, Art, Collage

Various Stories

Elle Collections A/W13

Magazine, 200 × 300mm, 164 pages

Designer at Elle

Illustration, Graphic Art & Collage

“When your face is pic-stitched
to Princess Diana’s on the cover
of The Sunday Times.... I mean... #extraordinaRIHbehavior.”

––THE SUNDAY TIMES MAGAZINE

Why Rihanna is the new Diana by Camille Paglia

Magazine Supplement, 288 x 211mm, pp. 104

Art Director, The Sunday Times
Cover Art

Why Rihanna Is the New Diana by Camille Paglia

The Sunday Times Magazine

Magazine supplement, 288 × 211 mm, 104 pages

Art Director at The Sunday Times

Cover art and concept

^{Yes, my parents designed the RIBA. (See me now?)
Tudor on the outside, early modern on the inside. (Guess who?) I shared a roof with George Bernard Shaw, Jack Leslie and the Queen. (Hint: you walk past me everyday.) What does 1 x Poet Laureate, 2 x West Ham players and 3 x Olympians have in common? (Say my name, say my name).}

––London Festival of Architecture
& Newham Heritage Month

Heritage campaign

Heritage campaign

Heritage campaign

Heritage campaign

Fairbairn Hall Presents… Come Over to Our House

London Festival of Architecture & Newham Heritage Month

Heritage Campaign, Digital Journal and Festival Programme, Exhibition

Creative Director. Curator

A pocket book to the past.

––National Heritage Fund

A spirit-guided tour of the historic
East London Boys’ Club as it was in 1931...

...as narrated to me by a 126 year old
Unversity Settlement House

Fairbairn Hall Presents... Come Over to Our House

with Newham Archive & Local Studies Library

Book, 105 x 150mm, pp.180, National Heritage Fund

Publication Concept & Design, Author

How to sweep a room,
brush your teeth, polish your shoes
& please your lover

––LAURENCE KING BOOKS

The Art of Brushing: How to Sweep a Room,
Brush Your Teeth, Polish Your Shoes & Please Your Lover

Book, 148x210mm, pp.168, Laurence King

Author, Graphic Artist

You are cordially invited
to A City Sleepover. BYO sleeping bag (and other fort building material)

––Nuit Blanche, City of Toronto

An entire city was invited to a civic slumber party in an abandoned subway station to participate in collective dreaming...

Hidden below the city, more than 5,000 guests turned up ready to turn in with pjs, sleeping bags, toothbrushes, flashlights et al...

Like any good sleepover, the night’s activities both welcomed and warded off the inevitable necessity of sleep...

When sleep finally comes, the city kept dreaming and dreaming and dreaming together...

Nite! Nite!

––NUIT BLANCHE, CITY OF TORONTO

City Sleepover

Public Art Project

Artist

A City Sleepover/ City Sleepover
Staging the Encounter curated by Candace Hopkins

Nuit Blanche, City of Toronto

Public Art, 5,000+ guests, pjs, sleeping bags,
toothbrushes and other fort building materials

Artist

This is edition 19 of an artist’s book.

––DITTO PRESS

A City Sleepover / A Sleepover City

Artist’s book, edition of 20

Risograph,170x230mm, pp24, Ditto Press

Artist

Leandro Erlich’s Chimichurri
Rirkrit Tiravanija’s Buñueloni
Christian Louboutin’s Salmorejo
Joana Vasconcelos’
Fruit Cake

_{––WALLPAPER*}

Ulla Von Brandenburg’s Orangettes

Christian Louboutin’s Salmorego

Leandro Erlich’s Chimichurri

Joana Vasconcelos’s Fruit Cake

Rirkrit Tiravanija’s Bunueloni

Doug Aitken’s Fondu

Kenzo’s Miso Soup

Lawrence Weiner’s Open-faced Sandwich

Katharina Grosse’s Squid Ink Pasta

Katharina Grosse’s Squid Ink Pasta

Artist’s Palate, Various

Wallpaper*

The Back Page, Monthly Visual Story

Art Director

Everything must go. Interested? Please call Marc.

––ELLE COLLECTIONS

––ELLE COLLECTIONS S/S13

Everything Must Go. Interested? Please Call Marc.

Editorial Feature

Art Director

Fashion Classifieds

ELLE Collections S/S13

Typographic Drawings

Contributor

Art & Illustrations