Frith Kerr studied at Camberwell College of Arts (1992-1995) and at the Royal College of Art (1995-1997). For eleven years she was a director and partner of the highly acclaimed studio Kerr/Noble with Amelia Noble. In 2009 she established her own studio Studio Frith based in Borough, London.
She works across various media: from books, posters, typefaces, identities to exhibition design, signage, websites for a range of corporate and cultural clients. Clients include: Arts Council, Barbican Art Gallery, Caruso St John, Channel 4, David Chipperfield Architects, Liberty, Modern Art Oxford, Selfridges, Shakespeare Globe, Serpentine Gallery, Tate Modern and Tate Britain, Heatherwick Studio, and Oglivy & Mather NY.
Frith is featured in the Independent on Sunday’s “Top Ten Graphic Designers in the UK” in 2002, the Guardian’s “UK Top Fifty Designers” in 2007, ‘Britain has continued to produce — and educate — some of the world’s leading designers: Kerr/Noble in graphic design…’ Alice Rawsthorn, International Herald Tribune.