Jeremy Aynsley writes and lectures on twentieth-century design and culture. He has also contributed to several exhibitions. He was curator of Signs of Art and Commerce: German graphic design 1890–1945 in the Department of Prints and Drawings at the Victoria and Albert Museum in 1997 and co-curator with Marianne Lamonaca of Print, Power and Persuasion: Graphic Design in Germany 1890–1945 at the Wolfsonian, Florida International University in 2001. The latter subsequently travelled to the Bard Center for Graduate Studies, New York; Rhode Island School of Design Museum; and Boston College of Arts. Recent collaboration is with the Department of Design and Decorative Arts at Los Angeles County Museum of Art on a forthcoming exhibition on mid-twentieth-century Californian design.