Miners’ Strike 1984 mass picket confronting police lines, Bilston Glen. Norman Strike at the front of a mass picket, Scotland. © John Sturrock, reportdigital.co.uk A new exhibition by the Martin Parr Foundations sets out to… Read More »Unity and imagination: new exhibition sheds fresh light on the 1984-5 Miners’ strike
The Book of Kells is one of Ireland’s biggest tourist attractions. In branding its new visitor experience, Pentagram has masterfully avoided tired Celtic tropes to create a fresh and vibrant visual identity. Many Brits’ primary… Read More »Pentagram’s identity for Dublin tourism experience is delightfully cliche-free
Last night saw the winners of the Best Art Vinyl 2023 Award announced, with the sleeve design for PJ Harvey’s tenth studio album emerging victorious. Reports of the death of vinyl appear to have been… Read More »PJ Harvey’s deceptively simple album cover wins Best Art Vinyl 2023 Award
Branding Best Workplaces in Travel required balancing several themes. Manchester-based designer Ben Clark explains how he went about it. Founded in 2022, Best Workplaces in Travel is a yearly survey and award ceremony gathering critical… Read More »Ben Clark Design combines summer and winter in clever travel identity
A new book celebrates the architecture of Hong Kong public housing in the 1950s-1980s. And you don’t just get to read about it but also get hands-on through foldout models. Weird, isn’t it? In the… Read More »Concrete Hong Kong: learn about architecture through foldout models
There’s more to the paintings in Angela Burson’s latest collection than meets the eye. In Travelers, she asks you, the viewer, to become a detective and figure out what has happened in a series of… Read More »Angela Burson’s paintings of strangers invite you to figure out their mysterious stories