This just in from The Daily Heller‘s undercover Hudson Valley correspondent: “We keep finding these signs declaring ‘Free Speech Zones’—they’re all over the place, we’ve clocked them from San Fran to Saugerties. Friends kept asking,… Read More »The Daily Heller: Cautionary Signs Seen
From flip-flops at 1970s-style washrooms to apéros with strangers, photographer François Prost’s new book is a joyful, unfiltered love letter to one of France’s most enduring summer rituals. If you’ve ever camped in France, you’ll… Read More »Camping Flash captures the curious, intimate world of French campsites in all its glory
Meet the French illustrator inspired by social solitude and anemoia – nostalgia for a time you’ve never experienced. Surreal yet serene. Fresh yet timeless. Stylish yet outlandish. Lonely yet contented. Perhaps it’s the tensions in… Read More »How Franki Domino is creating a new aesthetic universe using AI
As winter settles in and the year draws to a close, December’s typeface releases blend reflection with innovation. So that’s it: we’re almost done with 2025. But before we ring in Q2 of the 21st… Read More »The best new typefaces for December 2025
Created with Montréal’s binner community and Coop Les Valoristes, the Dignity Bag offers safety, visibility and long-overdue dignity to the workers who keep cities’ recycling systems afloat. A new piece of design is hitting the… Read More »No Fixed Address designs a world-first tool to recognise and protect urban recyclers
Michael Grynbaum is a correspondent for The New York Times, where he has covered media, politics, and culture for 18 years. He’s reported on three presidential campaigns, two New York City mayors—they’re always so boring—and… Read More »An Elegy for the Elite | Michael Grynbaum