Jamie Reid, A Lifetime of Radical Gestures, looks back on the life and work of the subversive artist who captured the spirit of punk’s golden era and unveils never-before-seen pieces. Currently taking place at Brighton’s… Read More »Final artwork of Sex Pistols artist Jamie Reid unveiled at new exhibition
Quebec-based audio studio DOKI DOKI specialises in creating original music and sound design for video games. With the help of advertising agency No Fixed Address, it’s launched with a visual identity built around sound. Sound… Read More »Audio studio DOKI DOKI launches with an identity inspired by video game sounds
For all of those lifelong students of art and design, say hello to your next at-home library must-have: Mid-Century Type: Typography, Graphics, Designers. Compiled by the award-winning typographer and graphic designer David Jury for Merrell… Read More »“Mid-Century Type” Unpacks the Rise of the Typographer
Conscious consumerism has grown exponentially in recent years, with shoppers expecting more transparency and less waste from the brands they choose to support. While shifting towards more sustainable business practices obviously has a positive impact… Read More »Brands for a Better World: Shifting Towards Sustainability
We can seek out adult and children’s books in bookstores and libraries dedicated to important people in history. We can read magazine articles and click on Google Doodles, shedding light on folks who have been… Read More »In “Now You See Me,” Charlene Prempeh Uncovers a Century of True Stories about Black Creatives
In 2022, Riccardo Vecchio’s 42-foot installation 31 Degrees opened at the Brooklyn Public Library’s Dweck Gallery. This past week, the freeform Italian art and design bimonthly Un Sedicesimo published a sampling of it. The freedom… Read More »The Daily Heller: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn