I designed the exhibition catalogue for Frohawk Two Feathers: Kill Your Best Ideas, The Battle for New York and Its Lifeline, the Hudson River, organized by the Hudson River Museum as the final chapter of Umar Rashid’s alternate-history series The American Proteus. The publication needed to support both the exhibition’s scholarly framework and the artist’s intricate fictional lore.

The essays weave together art-historical context and invented histories, and the layout follows a clear, disciplined grid with quiet typography to allow the narrative to unfold without distraction. This approach treated the catalogue as both a historical text and a narrative chronicle, reinforcing the exhibition’s conceptual structure.

Select spreads include installation views placing Rashid’s work alongside paintings from the Hudson River School, underscoring the dialogue between real and imagined histories of the region. Director of Publications Linda Locke was closely involved during the design phase, offering insights that helped refine and elevate the final publication.