Polish multidisciplinary artist Ania Blanda creates interactive, place-based art projects that use illustration, websites and participatory formats to connect audiences with complex questions about the places they inhabit — working with organisations and communities to turn passive viewing into active engagement. Ania Blanda makes work that asks something of the…
Art-book lovers, take note: TASCHEN’s biannual sale lands this week, and it’s the kind of event that makes even the most disciplined coffee-table-book collector lose all restraint. From Wednesday, September 2 to Sunday, September 6, TASCHEN is offering up to 75% off across its catalogue: art, fashion, photography, design, architecture,…
Established in 1987 and now part of Japanese hot stamping manufacturer Washin, Foilco is one of the most technically rigorous and creatively engaged foil suppliers in the world, offering over 1,400 products, complimentary testing services, and a genuine commitment to the print and design community. There are foil suppliers, and…
The second edition of Hardcore Art Book Fair takes place at LagoAlgo in Bosque de Chapultepec, Mexico City from 30 July to 2 August 2026, bringing together more than 100 exhibitors from 26 countries for four days of independent publishing, experimental print culture and free public programming. Hardcore Art Book…
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…
Lagos-based documentary filmmaker Kehinde Temitope Odutayo shoots an eight-minute observational film across three days in Dakar and Gorée Island, finding in the periphery of a gathering of Africa’s most significant artistic voices the real film that no programme could have planned. The logic of event coverage is familiar: find the…
Climate-controlled, calibrated to the millimetre, and now Hahnemühle Gold certified, Greyscales is the kind of studio that exists for photographers who care about every variable between the file and the wall. We spoke to founder Craig about the long route from press photography to one of the country’s most rigorously…
Brighton-based artist Beth Gibbons takes a single work and asks how many forms it can inhabit simultaneously, existing as a silkscreen print, a 3D-printed object, a projection and a photographic print, challenging the fixed hierarchies that confine art to one context or one value. The text arrived in her sleep:…
Sydney-based artist and designer Jaz Lynch hand-builds one-off sculptural lamps from paper pulp without moulds or templates, integrating electrical cords into the form and finishing each piece with a surface treatment drawn from printmaking to create objects that sit between functional design and art. Each lamp in Jaz Lynch’s Electric…
US-based artist and graphic designer Errin Ironside makes abstract paper collages from repurposed books and magazines, navigating grief, fragmentation and the residue of loss through an intuitive process that transforms unease into something constructive. Each collage begins with a small pile of papers. Errin Ironside curates them from her stash,…
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…
Dutch artist Michel van Collenburg turns the ransom note, one of the most primitive forms of collage, into a series of paper-on-paper works that ask hard questions about love, expectation, and the patterns that bind us. It started with a breakup. Seven years of relationship ended, and Michel van Collenburg’s…
Returning to OFFF Festival always feels a bit like stepping into a parallel version of the creative industry, where everyone is slightly more open, a bit more curious, and a lot more willing to show their work. Held at the Disseny Hub Barcelona, this year’s edition ran across three packed…
London and Bristol-based nail and tooth gem artist Amerys founded Glamerys in 2024, bringing a Fashion History education and a deep awareness of cultural origins to a practice she positions within a new wave of contemporary beauty and design. Tooth gems and nail art are having a moment, but Amerys…
Brighton-based maker and designer Katya Walton transforms reclaimed scaffolding boards into CNC-cut chairs that become canvases for printmakers and painters, creating functional artworks that challenge how, where and by whom art is consumed. The premise is disarmingly practical: everyone needs somewhere to sit. But the thinking behind Katya Walton’s Collaborative…
English-Italian editor, photographer and founder Elena Fazzino has built Garden Party Magazine from a private Instagram account into an independently published, community-led print publication that asks its readers to slow down and pay attention. The name came first. Garden Party was a private Instagram account Elena Fazzino started around 2017,…
Not many studios would describe their methodology as publishing at the speed of trust. ACV do, and they mean it. Since 2020, the London-based slow-journalism practice and creative studio has been doing things at its own pace, working across print publishing, relational design and community projects to build what it…
There is something quietly contradictory about Appear Offline. A one-man creative studio that takes its name from a state of deliberate absence, yet produces work that is impossible to ignore. At the centre of everything is typography, not as a tool for communication in the conventional sense, but as raw…
After a decade of growth, the French type foundry rebuilds from the ground up. After a decade of shaping contemporary type design, Blaze Type has launched a completely rebuilt version of its website. More than just a visual refresh, the new platform is a considered response to the realities of…
Tucked into the landscape of the Lake District, just outside Kendal, sits something extraordinary.James Cropper has been making paper here since 1845, on the same site, powered by the same surrounding environment, and driven by the same obsession with craft, colour, and innovation. And once a month, they open the…