David Caterini

  
  1. Modular Typeface
  2. Unsearchable
  3. Post-Tool Pedagogy
  4. Farewell 7 Fraser
  5. Residues
  6. Disrupting Smoothness
  7. Green Hope
  8. Deep Time is Skin Deep
  9. Sublevel Issue 3: Stamina
  10. Building a Temporal Distance
  11. Your Work Here
  12. Urban Ecologies

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BIOGRAPHY David Caterini is a graphic designer, educator, and writer. He makes idea-driven publications, websites, identities, and videos with a focus on typography. He writes about contemporary media, digital tools, and the cultural ideology of interfaces. In his creative research, he explores methods of reimagining digital tools and illuminating their embedded biases.

Currently, he teaches in the MFA Graphic Design program at CalArts, and previously has taught graphic design at Whittier College, OCAD University, and York University. He has worked as a digital designer for the Toronto Star and OCAD University, and has freelanced for clients in the arts and culture sector. His writing has been published in IDEA Magazine and Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism. He holds an MFA from California Institute of the Arts, and a BDes from OCAD University.

SELECT TEACHING
Graduate Seminar I: Studio
Graduate Seminar I: Lecture
California Institute of the Arts

Graphic Design III: Logo Design and Branding Systems
Introduction to Web Design
Animation I
Whittier College

Understanding Form and Context
Typography: Letter and Word
Typography for Publishing Systems
York University

Graphic Design 1
Graphic Design 2
OCAD University

SELECT CLIENTSXpace Cultural Centre
OCAD University Faculty of Design
CalArts School of Critical Studies
RBC Centre for Emerging Artists & Designers
Museum Strathroy-Caradoc
Katzman Contemporary
Sirius Glassworks