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Lorraine Wild – designer, writer and historian – will be traveling from the West Coast to walk us through the creative gamut of a career that, to this day, remains in full stride. She will talk about the many things that make up her long-standing practice: book design, exhibit design, writing, and more.

Lorraine's work has been published in I.D., Print, Design Quarterly, Eye, and in the anthologies The Graphic Edge, Typography Now and Typography Now:Two. Her writing has appeared in numerous periodicals and books, including Emigre, I.D., Print, Graphic Design in America, Cranbrook Design: The New Discourse and Looking Closer. She has received awards from the ACD, AIGA and I.D., and has also been a recipient of the Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design. Her publication designs were recently the subject of an exhibit at SFMOMA. She received her bachelor’s degree from Cranbrook Academy of Art and her master’s degree from Yale University.