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 Notes in the Margins
Publication Design
2024

This is a T-Shirt / This is a Poster
Experimental Book Design, Poster
2025

Shifting Perspectives: Typography
and Graphic Design in Education
Publication Design
2025

Charlotte Johannesson:
Take Me to Another World
Artist Monograph
2024



Research & Identity
Multiple Formats Boston Art
Book Fair
Visual Identity, Art Direction
2025



TypographyNarrator
Typeface Revival
2025

Terraforming
Experimental Typeface
2025

Hatch Show Print
Letterpress  Posters
2024


© Kate Ragosta
Kate Ragosta is a multidisciplinary designer and visual artist based in Boston, MA. She holds a BFA from Boston University’s School of Visual Arts, where she split her studies between graphic design and art history, with a focus on preservation and conservation.

In 2025, she was published as one of GDUSA’s Students to Watch and received the Commonwealth Typography Award from Boston University.

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Notes in the Margins 

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Publication Design, 2024.

Notes in the Margins is a 155-page catalog of my influences as an artist and designer. This book follows the script of Jim Jarmusch’s Coffee and Cigarettes.







This is a Poster / This is a T-Shirt


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Thesis Project, Book, Exhbition, 2025.

Through print experiments, foldable posters, and wearable works, my BFA capstone thesis Mind the Form becomes both a study of disappearing media and a call to notice the forms we move through, wear, and leave behind.

This is a Poster / This is a T-Shirt comprises one component of my work. It collapses into a book, expands into a poster, and may be cut and reassembled into a wearable t-shirt. Accompanied by instructional prompts, this piece invites customization and transformation: designed to evolve through touch, time, and use.



Shifting Perspectives: Typography and Graphic Design in Education


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Publication Design, 2025.

A typographic reader exploring global design through the lens of education, culture, and politics. From South African identity systems to menstrual product dispensers, the essays trace how context shapes communication. This reader uses the recurring motif of shifting parentheses to quietly disrupt and re-frame the reader’s perspective, mirroring the content’s critical stance.



Take Me to Another World


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Artist Monograph, 2024.

Monograph for Charlotte Johannesson featuring red endpapers, retro typography, and a color-tab navigation system that echoes her bold, analog-meets-digital aesthetic