Lucienne Roberts

LucienneRoberts+ and co-founder of advocacy initiative GraphicDesign&. She was made Professor in Communication Design at ABK Stuttgart in 2022. A graduate of Central Saint Martins, Lucienne’s practice is characterised by her abiding interest in ethical design. LR+ work spans exhibition design, books and identity. Recent projects include developing a full interpretation scheme for Wonderlab at the National Railway Museum, York; the installation Perhaps it’s not you, it’s me. at A–Z Presents, Berlin and 2D-design for the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum NYC exhibition Underground Modernist: E McKnight Kauffer. Lucienne’s books include Good: An Introduction to Ethics in Graphic Design and she was HMCT Typographer-in-Residence 2018 at ArtCenter, Los Angeles. GD& creates vivid books and exhibitions that explore how graphic design connects with all other things. Projects include the originating and co-curation of two critically-acclaimed London exhibitions: Can Graphic Design Save Your Life? and Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics 2008–18, both art-directed by LR+.