'Keramikkens sprog' – ceramics from history to masterpieces to new innovative works, including a presentation of Danish ceramicists through time.

'Will – Works – Values'. A portrait of brewer Jacobsen's significant villa at the top of Valby Hill, which became the setting for many activities both in its time and also later as an honorary residence.

Exhibition catalogue with poster included for 'An Artist with 6 Legs' – by the Danish artist group Superflex. The retrospective exhibition was held at Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen.

Book design for 'Foreigners, Please Don't Leave Us Alone With The Danes!' – a project by the Danish artist group Superflex made originally for a festival in the suburban areas of Odense (DK). The orange book, wrapped in its original poster as a cover, is a visual journey through how the poster has traveled, been seen, and used by many in both public and private spaces.

'Embraced by Darkness'. The story about how a water reservoir at Frederiksberg became a spectacular underground art hall.

Extensive monograph on the Danish architect Lauritz de Thurah (1706-1759), known for a series of significant architectural works in Denmark in the style of Baroque.

The book 'Beyond Words – Calligraphy from the World of Islam' was published in conjunction with an exhibition showcasing the David Collection’s remarkable selection of museum artifacts related to Islamic calligraphy in Copenhagen.

Monograph on danish artist Stig Brøgger’s work from the 1960s to present day.

'Fredet – Býgningsfredning I Danmark 1918–2018 '. The story of the first Danish building preservation law in 1918, and the buildings that have been listed since then.

Monograph on the work of the danish weaver Puk Lippmann, who has created works for historic buildings, such as Glyptoteket and Thorvaldsens Museum.

Catalog design accompanying an exhibition on the work of the danish artist Poul Gernes (1925-1996), at Louisiana – Museum of Modern Art, Denmark.

'Flora Danica' – is a reference work on Denmark's flora and plants. Originally published as booklets between 1761 and 1883, it features 3,240 hand-colored copperplate engravings of flowers, plants, and berries found in Danish nature. A masterpiece that, 260 years later, is now available in a collected book edition, allowing everyone to explore Denmark’s flourishing nature.

'With time' – an educational book aimed at secondary education. The book examines literature history with a focus on danish writers. 'With time' also contains exercises for students. — Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2012.

The book 'LYS – landskab og stemmer' by Danish artist Elle-Mie Ejdrup Hansen (DK) made to accompany an outdoor exhibition at six rural Danish locations. Here the sound from reciting a poem in different dialects were Interwoven with a green beam of light projected across each landscape.

Extensive monograph on Hans J. Wegner (1914–2007), created to accompany an exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Danish designer’s birth.

'Om transparens og andre essays' – a collection of texts by Carsten Thau (1947-1921). Thau was a central voice in the danish landscape of architecture and the history of ideas.

Monograph on the architect Finn Juhl (1912–89), featuring descriptions of his most iconic designs.

Book catalogue following the exhibition 'The Moon', a large-scale show at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, highlighting the role, significance, and captivating power of the Moon.

'Action & Remains – Al Hansen & Arthur Køpcke', book published to accompany the exhibition on the two artists at Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen.

'78 Boxers' – a photographic journey featuring young boys before and after their first competitive boxing matches, in a fold-out book format by artist Nicolai Howalt.

'Light Break – Photography / Light Therapy' by Nicolai Howalt. A photographic and artistic exploration of light therapy.

Art photo book 'Old Tjikko' by Nicolai Howalt – featuring 97 unique images made from the same photographic negative, an image of the world's eldest known tree, Old Tjikko. – Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2020.

'By looking down I see up. By looking up I see down' by Nicolai Howalt. An exploration of light, ashes and human existence.

Exhibition catalog for 'I am Fire and Water' made to accompany a solo-exhibition featuring work of the German-Danish artist Ursula Reuter Christiansen (b. 1943).

Monograph on the work of Danish film director Lars von Trier. This book accompanied an exhibition at Kunsthallen Brandts in Odense.

Book catalogue for the exhibition 'Længsel' where 23 artists explored longing through specific public spaces. Each artist selected a site—ranging from a train station and a lighthouse to a nursing home and a parking lot—that reflected their interpretation of longing.

Architecture book on the history of ‘Bellahøjhuse’, Denmark’s first high-rise buildings. — Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2016.

'SE42' – an extensive catalogue on the history of Danish Cabinetmakers annual autumn exhibition from 1981 to 2023.

Book documenting the cultural festival 'Heimat Moderne – Experimentale 1' in Leipzig 2005. – Special mention at The most Beautiful German Books.

Photo Book 'A Journey: The Near Future' by Nicolai Howalt – featuring photographic explorations of the planet Mars.

Monograph for 'Topotek 1' – a Berlin based landscape architecture studio. Looking at two decades, the publication highlights methodologies used in the studio's work.

Extensive monograph on the Danish artist Albert Mertz, conveying the idea that 'the essential thing is to SEE, and it is YOU who must see'.

Extensive monograph on the Danish multi-artist Gunnar Aagaard Andersen (1919–1982). GAaA experimented throughout his life and expressed himself across a wide range of artistic disciplines, from visual arts to architecture, music, and arts and crafts. – Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2017.

Film collection Blu-ray box published by the Danish Film Institute on the occasion of the Danish EU Presidency 2012.

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