The Online Gallery of selected posters from the V edition is online Every letter carries a message. Every message has the potential to create change. Born from the belief that typography can be more than a tool for communication, Fight for Kindness 2026 celebrates the transformative power of letters to…
British artist Sam Wilde invites V&A visitors to co-author a vast hand-drawn frog tessellation, distributing over one thousand unique tiles in blind-box booster packs to create a live, shifting public artwork shaped by chance and individual choice. More than one thousand frogs. Each one hand-drawn, unique, cut from FSC-certified birchwood,…
Hong Kong-based visual artist and graphic designer Wen Ching Yiu, Krystine, presents A Chamber of Wonders at Yrellag Gallery, a solo exhibition using mono screen printing, collage, typography and collaborative game design to reconstruct memory, belonging and the imaginary world through the lens of toys. A cabinet of curiosities was…
Posterheroes 15 asks what’s still human about us in the age of AI. The catch: it won’t accept posters made by AI. Entries close 31 July. There’s a rule buried in the Posterheroes 15 terms worth knowing before you start. Fully AI-generated posters are not accepted. A contest about artificial…
German multidisciplinary artist Lilian C. Scheuer prints a fictional brain error message onto thermal receipt paper, then erases it with hand sanitizer, using the impermanence of the medium to enact an acceptance of forgetting as a necessary rather than a terrible thing. In computing, Out Of Memory is an error…
Nigerian-born ceramic artist and founder of Terravia Ceramics, Umar Abdulrasheed reinterprets traditional African pottery through a contemporary sculptural language, working between Nigeria and the United Kingdom to create hand-built and wheel-thrown forms that carry cultural memory through material restraint. Clay in Nigeria is not a neutral material. It is connected…
Deliberate/Deliberate, a joint exhibition at Graphic Studio Gallery in Dublin, brought together two printmakers whose practices share a commitment to process, restraint and the slow emergence of meaning through structure and deviation. It can be rather calming, observing work that asks you to look slowly. Deliberate/Deliberate, which ran at Graphic…
Abigail and Phebe Cameron transform shared childhood memory into bold, layered screen print, sculpture and installation, asking how much of the inner child survives the journey into adulthood. You’re walking into a room full of toys and sweets, and suddenly, you realise you are not entirely comfortable… That is the…
Shifting Waterscapes is a multi-sensory exhibition at THG in Devon that brings together sound, storytelling, film and printmaking to explore the fragile ecologies of wetlands and waterways. Conceived by multidisciplinary artists Ellen Wiles and Arun Sood, the project immerses visitors in the landscapes of the nearby Otterhead Lakes nature reserve…
What happens to a poster after the exhibition ends? For London-based designer and Verified People of Print Member Yuliya Ratnikova, that question became the starting point for something far bigger than a wall display. Bear with Me is a poster print installation created by Yuliya Ratnikova and Anna Ganna, using…
Texas-born and London-based interdisciplinary artist Paige Lee Miller confronts the overstimulated condition of contemporary life in her ongoing installation project, Archive of Rot. First presented as part of American Bacchanal (12–15 February, London), a group exhibition examining American identity through the lens of decadence and excess, Archive of Rot positions…
Living and working by the North Sea, Belgian graphic designer and typographer Ann Maelfeyt explores language as both a visual and poetic medium. Her project With A Grain Of Salt forms part of a solo exhibition opening on March 5th 2026, presenting her graphic design and photography as a portrait…
Bardo 10 × 10 is a collaborative poster project created to celebrate the first ten years of Bardo Industries and the relationships that have shaped the studio’s practice. Rather than producing a retrospective or summary of past work, the project looks outward, using collaboration as both its subject and method.…
To mark the five-year anniversary of the School of Peter Bankov, designers Mikhail Lychkovskiy and Anastasia Temirkhan have unveiled a project that’s both a celebration and a love letter, a motion poster anthology created by twelve designers, each one an alumnus of the legendary Bankov Poster School (BPS). The concept…
Few artists have taken the humble LEGO brick and transformed it into a medium of fine printmaking quite like Roy Scholten. Known for his innovative LEGO letterpress technique and his long-running 50 Birds series, Roy continues to blur the line between play, precision, and print. His latest work, The Common…
For the past six years, screen printing has been at the very core of Hagai’s creative practice. Always pushing the boundaries of what the medium can do, he continues to experiment with new formats that stretch beyond paper and into something more immersive. His most recent solo exhibition, The Days…
This summer, Tokyo-based artist Yuki Nagashima is presenting her latest body of work in a solo exhibition titled When the sun sleeps, the moon dances. The show runs from July 12 to August 9, 2025, at AKIINOUE (THE ROWS 2F, Daikanyama, Shibuya-ku), with an opening reception on July 12. Born…
W Budapest, a hotel in the heart of the city and renowned for its cultural collaborations, is currently hosting an exhibition by internationally recognised artist and designer kissmiklos as part of their Design Exchange programme. The second edition of this innovative programme incorporates a full hotel takeover, transforming the entire…
We’re proud to be supporting No Place Art’s debut exhibition which is taking place this Autumn at The Handbag Factory, ASC Gallery, in Vauxhall, London. Established in 2018, No Place Art is an artist-led initiative dedicated to supporting artists at any stage of their career and connecting them with their…
Printed Festival is returning for its third edition to Chapter Arts Centre on the 28th-29th June 2025. A fun, free-entry, family-friendly weekend celebrating all things print, this year’s theme is Viva La Print! Printed Festival debuted in the summer of 2023, orchestrated by Tom Whitehead (The Printhaus, Ed & Flo)…