Public records

Visual identity, website, stationery and packaging designed for Reparations Club, a black-owned, women owned (book)shop focused on BIPOC literature.

Shane Davis has overhauled an industrial building in Brooklyn into a vegan cafe by day and a bar and restaurant, complete with a nightclub, after dark.

Ruby, known for its hibiscus functional beverages, recently partnered with Brooklyn-based music and hospitality space Public Records. The collaboration includes a limited-edition release of a non-alcoholic be beverage, with packaging splashed in artwork designed by Shane Davis, Co-founder and Creative Director of Public Records. The hand-drawn illustrations take the consumer into the innovative worlds of […]

Sometimes Always on Instagram: "After a year of work, the new website for our friends of @publicrecordsnyc is out. Developed by @101.at the project aims to present the multifaceted aspects of Public Records and the diversity of activities that takes place in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Born in 2017, the organisation houses diverse sonic and cultural programming, imaginative food and beverage and innovative design explorations. We had the pleasure of visiting Public Records for the first time…

The multi-room space will host venerable acts and record collectors alike.

Public Records has hosted an exhibition and event during NYCxDesign week to announce the launch of its in-house design service.

PUBLIC RECORDS on Instagram: “Happy Pride once again to our community here in NYC and worldwide 🏳️‍🌈 Thank you to all who tuned in for our Pride programming on PA, with…”

Consistent and punchy, the series presents an expressive illustrative style formed from an eye, the odd mouth here and there, simple line work and abstract colour blocking.

Working in close collaboration with designer Devon Turnbull of Ojas speakers, Jason Ojeda of Global Audio recently created a one of a kind high-powered audiophile sound system for community-based hospitality and performance space, Public Records.

Public-Library is the creative practice of Los Angeles-based duo Ramón Coronado and Marshall Rake. We first spoke to them for an interview in 2016 on the back of their five year anniversary, which we then revisited with a follow-up question for our book, The Interviews: Volume One in 2021. Fast forward to now and they’re busy celebrating their ten year anniversary, for which they’ve published a book, a small collection of apparel and a poster. With this in mind, it felt like a good time to…

Visual identity, website, stationery and packaging designed for Reparations Club, a black-owned, women owned (book)shop focused on BIPOC literature.

As a resident for the NYC Department of Records and Information Services, Weist explored the relationship between the city and its artists as documented in these vast municipal archives.

netherlands, 2020 / slapfunk is a dutch house label and music collective with one simple mission: to get the dance floors moving. the identity combines oldschool house culture, the love for vinyl and the cultural roots of the artists. through an analog and tactile aesthetic this new identity serves the label with a consistent online presence.

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public records’s Instagram post: “[UPDATE] Given recent information we’ve been provided by industry leaders and experts, we’ve decided it’s in the best interest of our…”

For our latest lookbook, we've chosen eight nightclubs that utilise clever constructions and aesthetic solutions to execute grand, elevated interiors.

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