“Woher? Wohin? – Baukultur in Uzwil”, Gemeinde Uzwil, Publication, 124 Pages, Concept: Nina Keel, Project management: Nina Keel, Marco Bruggmann, Photography: Ladina Bichof, 2024. The publication summarizes the eight campaigns, which are presented in conjunction with new photographs by Ladina Bischof. It includes overarching texts by municipal president Lucas Keel as well as from the former St.Gallen cantonal architect Werner Binotto. Additionally, a new, ninth chapter sheds light on the freight station by SBB architect Max Vogt.
stadtprojektionen I–V, ANI Verein für Kuratorische Projekte, Anna Vetsch und Nina Keel. Released to coincide with the fifth edition of stadtprojektionen, the publication provides an overview of the entire project and the five editions realised in various parts of St Gallen. 2024
Visual identity, stadtprojektionen Edition V, Silberturm St.Gallen, 2024
Exhibition catalogue, A Show of Affection – Constellation 1, Fotomuseum Winterthur, 10.02.–20.05.2024. The Fotomuseum Winterthur presents its collection and provides an insight into the museum’s collecting activities with a selection of artworks. Concept: Clara Bolin, Yulia Fisch, Doris Gassert, Nadine Wietlisbach, Collaboration with Aurelia Peter
A postcard series and two inlays for A Show of Affection – Constellation 1 at Fotomuseum Winterthur, 10.02.–20.05.2024. Collaboration with Aurelia Peter
“Woher? Wohin? – Baukultur in Uzwil”, Gemeinde Uzwil, Inserts 1–8, Project management: Nina Keel & Marco Bruggmann, Photography: Ladina Bischof, 2022–2024
“Woher? Wohin? – Baukultur in Uzwil”, Gemeinde Uzwil, Poster series (8). Project management: Nina Keel & Marco Bruggmann, Photography: Ladina Bischof, 2022–2024
Typeface and merch, Frida Regular + Frida Heavy. With Aurelia Peter & David Zwicker (Typedesign), 2023
Poster series for Rosenberg Kollektiv, 2022–2023
L'Atelier Magazine, Fragile, Issue 21, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), with Aurelia Peter, 2023
“Chosen Family. Less alone together”, Publication accompanying the exhibition at the Fotomuseum Winterthur. Christoph Merian Verlag, Collaboration: Aurelia Peter, 2022
L'Atelier Magazine, Impact Issue 20, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), with Aurelia Peter, 2022
Espace Nina Keel, “London Strolling” by Paula Bader, 2022
“Frida Orupabo – I have seen a million pictures of my face and still I have no idea”, Fotomuseum Winterthur, with Aurelia Peter, 2022
Heimspiel 2021, a transnational show of contemporary regional art, in collaboration with Aurelia Peter
Website for Heimspiel 2021. Collaboration with Aurelia Peter
L'Atelier Magazine, Identité Issue 19, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), with Aurelia Peter, 2021
Le Petit Atelier, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Collaboration: Aurelia Peter, 2021
Everpress’ Holiday Collection 2020, Collaboration: Aurelia Peter
ewo Lighting, season's greetings 2020, Collaboration: Aurelia Peter
“Nomaden auf Zeit – Bilder einer Familie aus Marokko”, Abdellah Azizi (photography), Thomas Reitmaier, Sarah Leib, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, Cantonal Archaeology St.Gallen, 2020
Black Ink KLG, 2020
123YOGA, Louis Vaucher (photography), 2019
Poster series for Rosenberg Kollektiv, 2019
Identity for Mühleggbahn St.Gallen, 2018
Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2018, Collaboration: Aurelia Peter
Shirts inspired by the design of congolese LP's and record labels. 2018
Contribution to Soireé graphique No.10, poster F4
Various printed matter for Tom Munz Architekt, 2018
Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2017, Collaboration: Aurelia Peter
“Etwas gefunden? 50 Jahre Kantonsarchäologie St.Gallen”, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, Curator: Sarah Leib, 2016
“Welten sammeln. Entdeckungsreise durch die völkerkundliche Sammlung”, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, Curator: Achim Schäfer, 2016
“Territory. On the Development of Landscape and City”, ETH Studio Basel, Park Books, 2015
Kulturfestival St.Gallen 2015
Typographic poster, ZhdK, 2015
“Tina Modotti. Emigrantin, Fotografin, Revolutionärin”, Historical and Ethnological Museum St.Gallen, Curator: Isabella Studer-Geisser, 2014
“Neue Grafik im Osten”, Contribution Saiten Magazine, 2014
