Christine Eid was commissioned as a researcher on the ‘Characters’ book (2011). Written by Stephen Banham the book tells the rich cultural stories of a city, in this case Melbourne, through its signage.

Curated by Andrew May, Christine Eid and Stephen Banham, the ‘Paper City’ exhibition at the City Gallery explores letterheads from the City of Melbourne’s vast archive.

‘Circular’ is a series of 8 cast iron artworks installed along the footpath of Main Street in Point Cook, created by artist Christine Eid, TOW, in collaboration with typographer Stephen Banham from Letterbox.

Christine Eid’s research will explore the rich social history of female taxi drivers in the Victorian taxi industry, utilising the State Library of Victoria’s unique and diverse collections.

Melbourne-based guest curator Jeff Khan selects nine contemporary emerging Australian artists to be part of the ‘Primavera 2009′ exhibition held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney.

Characters & Spaces is a self-guided tour of 17 sites in 1 city block in Melbourne that peels back their layers of design.

‘Habitat’ features three female artists, Laurence Billiet, Christine Eid and Georgia Metaxas, whose work explores themes of identity, home and belonging.

Christine Eid researches photography collections at the Arab Image Foundation in Beirut.

Christine Eid’s short digital film ‘Transit’ screens as part of the Video group exhibition.

The Women’s Salon is an annual exhibition showcasing the contemporary artistic practice of women living or working in the City of Moreland.