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From Form’s Amsterdam Museum Night campaign draws on surrealism and 17th century dioramas

“Designing a good poster is a dark art” – highlights from this year’s INTL poster competition

“Designing a good poster is a dark art” – highlights from this year’s INTL poster competition

An exhibition poster featuring a painting of a person with blonde hair resting their head on their hand. Bold green text at the top reads “Louisiana” and the bottom reads “Lucian Freud”. The dates “11.6-27.9.26” are printed in the top right corner.

A2-Type adds Louisiana Museum of Modern Art to its repertoire of typefaces for iconic institutions

A person leans over a miniature set, carefully adjusting a small red truck. The truck is weathered and muddy, with its headlights glowing against a backdrop of dark soil and wood.

See the process behind Laika’s stop-motion fantasy fable, Wildwood, in London exhibition

20 October 2026

A collage featuring two people sitting side by side against a yellow patterned background. Above them, bold text reads “WE WERE SAMO” followed by “WE WERE SAMO AS A RIDDLE WE COULD NOT CARE LESS ABOUT BRANDS LABELS CELEBRITIES OR DIAMONDS”.

Al Diaz is reclaiming the legacy of Samo©, the graffiti project he created with Jean-Michel Basquiat

12 October 2026

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A large red and white billboard on a brick building reads “New Bahru”. Smaller text above the name says “Discover the Differents @newbahru”, alongside a blurred orange and white gradient image.

Inside New Bahru: The 1960s Singapore high school turned creative business incubator, where design is the priority

A luchador wrestler lies on a ribbed blue floor, arms outstretched and head tilted back. They wear a purple and silver mask and matching patterned tights.

Joe Hart captures the surreal, gnarly energy of lucha libre by getting bravely close to the action

23 September 2026

A sculpture of a tall stack of colourful, hand-painted baseball caps. One cap features a small illustration and the words “QUALITY TIME.”

Fossils of youth: Philip Lindeman’s papier-mâché caps are a tribute to skateboarding and American advertising

9 September 2026

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An open book showing a diagram of the stages of decomposition. The pages feature colourful illustrations of organic matter in various states of decay, accompanied by French text and numbered steps.

An artist and former funeral professional have collaborated on a book about the bizarre and beautiful rituals of death

3 September 2026

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A pink and red poster for an exhibition titled “Carrying”. It lists artists including Louise Lawler, Canabilir-Meier, Kate Newby, Tiffany Sia, Hêlîn Alas, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and Leyla Yenirce. The bottom of the poster reads “14 Mai – & November 2026” and “Museum Brandhorst”.

Alina Derya Yakaboylu combines research and intuition to create culturally rooted design

A person in a light-coloured T-shirt laughs while speaking from a wooden lectern. To their right, a glowing pink digital projection of a face appears against a dark background.

Former Tottenham goalkeeper Alfie Whiteman on his journey from professional footballer to photographer and director

Nicer Tuesdays London: Get tickets for Mother Design, Foam Magazine, Studio Kiln and Joanna Blémont in September!

A painting of Margaret Thatcher against a bright pink background. She wears a blue suit and pearls, with the words “GOT MILK?” written across the image in white.

“I take the silliness very seriously”: Joe Lycett on taxidermy, extinction and his debut solo exhibition

A painting of a person’s face and shoulders, rendered in shades of blue and white. The figure has dark hair and a distorted, expressive face set against a deep blue background.

Why do celebrities keep trying (and failing) to become artists? Gary Grimes wades into the debate

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A painting of two football players on a pitch. One person in a red shirt with “KEANE” and “16” on the back stands over another person in a blue kit who lies on the grass.

Meet Seán Harte, the artist who’s painted every Roy Keane red card

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The cover of Plop Polish Design Revue, issue 02, featuring a bold black silhouette of a figure with a wide hat. A large red block at the bottom contains the quote, “I’m not someone who can organize a protest. But I can make a poster.”

At Warsaw’s The Poster Festival, a new school of artists emerge alongside an overlooked history of graphic design

Paint me like one of your pop girls: Gary Grimes on the modern love affair between fine art and pop music

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An illustration split into two panels. The top shows a Domino’s storefront under two billboards, one for “PAN PIZZA” and another for “GRACELAND”. The bottom panel is a dark, abstract scene featuring glowing neon lines in blue, red and yellow. The shapes suggest a person reclining in a futuristic or surreal environment.

Like a sad Lana Del Rey song, Louise Laborie’s comics illustrate a quiet, neon Americana

A collection of graphic design posters and prints pinned to a white wall. Notable works include a bold typographic piece reading “ABOUT The YOUNG IDEA ‘77–’82” and a stylised purple lion illustration.

Meet the iconic printmakers that shaped half a century of the UK’s contemporary graphic art

An illustration of three people in a room. One person stands with their back to the camera, facing two others who stand in a doorway. Finnish text at the top reads “AKSI ROTEVAA MIESTA SEISOI OVELLA” and a speech bubble says “MEILLÄ OLIS VÄHÄ ASIAA”.

From Moomin to Heartstopper: How comics have told real queer stories since the 1940s