We loved seeing works from the wonderful writers, artists, presses, and collaborators at Pittsburgh’s Inaugural Art Book Fair—we launched two new projects.
Read MorePLP created full-color gallery guide for Distillery’s exhibition at The Brewhouse Association: GLARE .
Read MorePLP provided image research and worked with the authors to complete the licensing process for this fascinating book on Japanese ceramics.
Read MorePLP worked with Ashley Bigham to develop a book proposal based on the symposium that was accepted by Applied Research And Design Publishing.
Read MoreNow What?! is on view at BSA Space through September 30.
Read MoreIt is with open arms that we welcome Jedd Hakimi to the PLP team as Editorial and Operations Manager.
Point Line Projects welcomes a fall 2021 intern to the team!
Read MorePoint Line Projects welcomes two summer interns and a summer fellow to the team!
Read MorePLP has developed a sister site dedicated to En Pointe!
Read MorePLP partnered with Design for Pittsburgh to develop a forum for Pittsburgh’s mayoral candidates to share their positions on issues related to design, architecture, and urban planning.
Read MorePLP created artist Paul Zelevansky’s first digital book exhibition table at Printed Matter’s Virtual Art Book Fair: a new fair for a new time.
Read MorePLP is working with artist Paul Zelevansky to produce his virtual exhibition and events at Printed Matter’s Virtual Art Book Fair, February 24–28, 2021. Swing by!
Read MorePoint Line Projects welcomes two spring 2021 interns to the team!
Read MoreTake our 2021 Creative Survey to share what you need most to further your creative practice this year.
Read MorePLP worked with architect Nina Chase of Merritt Chase to produce “Appalachia Rising, West Virginia,” a report for the Architecture League’s American Roundtable series.
Read MoreAn ongoing project that aligns with PLP ’s mission to uplift marginalized voices, PLP manages the logistics of an ever-growing traveling exhibition that celebrates the myriad ways architects have responded to the civil rights, women’s, and LGBTQ movements.
Read MoreDenise Shanté Brown on the value of collaborative design and the importance of trusting marginalized communities to realize the future of their wellbeing.
Read MorePLP created full-color gallery guides for two exhibitions at The Brewhouse Association: Lost & Found by curator Taylor Fisch and Roots Run Deep by artist and curator Tara Fay Coleman.
Read MorePLP partnered with The Strange Foundation to highlight artists developing election-focused projects.
Read MorePoint Line Project visits Artist Image Resource (AIR) to print limited edition totes and t-shirts.
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