People of Print: News

The Print Show 2026

March 21, 2026

The Print Show helps visitors discover new opportunities for their business, demonstrating that print is so much more than simply putting ink on paper.

This image, taken with a Multispectral Imaging camera and processed using the Minimal Noise Fraction method, brought out the band of faded and erased text across the cover, making it readable again. One theory by researchers is that at some point over the centuries, there was a band (possibly made of an oily material such as leather) around the book holding it in place which rubbed off the text. Through this digitisation process, they were able to bring out the missing text digitally, allowing researchers to read the story clearly and help place the manuscript amongst the Merlin literary canon. 3D model produced using Artec Spa

Long-Lost Merlin & King Arthur Tale Unearthed in the Binding of a 16th Century Book

April 15, 2025

Hold onto your swords and spellbooks—because a hidden medieval treasure has just been brought back to life! A forgotten fragment from one of the rarest Arthurian legends has been uncovered in the most unexpected place: the binding of a 500-year-old book. This incredible find adds another chapter to the legendary…

MoMA Announces New Director

March 31, 2025

In a significant shift within the art world, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has announced Christophe Cherix as its incoming director, succeeding Glenn D. Lowry, who has helmed the institution since 1995. Cherix, originally from Switzerland, has been an integral part of MoMA since 2007, notably…

Type Transformed: How Monotype Fonts Shaped Posterzine’s New Issues

February 12, 2025

Typography is more than just letters on a page—it’s the foundation of communication and design. In the latest collaboration between Monotype and Posterzine, this idea comes to life across six stunning issues, showcasing how Monotype’s fonts and expertise elevate print design into an art form. A Meeting of Icons: Monotype…