New York studio Eric Wrenn’s distinctive, refined design and art direction

Date
2 November 2015

Whether it’s stripped-back invites and collateral for fashion labels like Eckhaus Latta or designing and art directing artist’s monographs for the likes of Bernadette Corporation, New York studio Eric Wrenn has a reputation for slick, nuanced work. The studio’s notable output sits astride the worlds of art and fashion, and mirrors the clean-cut, ranging experimentalism of its creative clients. As well as running his eponymous studio, Eric impressively doubles as design director for Artforum magazine, and his experienced editorial design is more than apparent in both the magazine and book projects like Bernadette Corporation’s 2000 Wasted Years.

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Eric Wrenn: Artforum magazine

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Eric Wrenn: Artforum magazine

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Eric Wrenn: Artforum magazine

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Eric Wrenn: Bernadette Corporation 2000 Wasted Years

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Eric Wrenn: Bernadette Corporation 2000 Wasted Years

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Eric Wrenn: Bernadette Corporation 2000 Wasted Years

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Eric Wrenn: Bernadette Corporation 2000 Wasted Years

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Eric Wrenn: Eckhaus Latta

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Eric Wrenn: Eckhaus Latta

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Eric Wrenn: Eckhaus Latta

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