McBess at The Book Club

Opening tomorrow at The Book Club in London is The Folding Knife, an exhibition of new works by French illustrator McBess…

This Unfolds at Ffotogallery

Bringing together seven emerging photographic artists from Welsh universities, This Unfolds is the third exhibition of work in Ffotogallery’s Wish You Were Here season

Milk Me Brian

Wieden + Kennedy London has released its latest cinema spot for Cravendale Milk, which ponders the question, ‘who first thought to milk a cow?’

Unit9’s Hoxton Window Project

Since the beginning of this year, Unit9 has been inviting visual artists to use their office windows in London’s Hoxton Square to showcase their work and (hopefully) inspire the local community. The latest artist to take part in the project is Simon Spilsbury…

OnePointOh

For at least a year, we’ve received the occasional artwork or print in the post from a design studio in Gloucestershire by the name of onepointoh. It turns out it’s a small operation run by Stephen Allen out of a studio at the bottom of his garden…

A particularly animated argument

Intelligence Squared is a global debating forum that invites leading intellectual figures to discuss contemporary issues. They’ve just released their first iq2 Short, an animated version of a debate that took place between Ann Widdecombe and Stephen Fry over the motion ‘The Catholic church is a force for good in the world’

Adam Buxton sends up Ro.me making-of film

Comedian Adam Buxton has created this brilliant send-up of the ubiquitous behind-the-scenes videos that accompany all interactive projects (and most ads) nowadays…

Popshot’s new online print shop

Popshot, the bi-annual magazine that combines contemporary poetry with illustration, has just launched an online print shop. Visitors can browse a selection of prints featuring images by the likes of Sam Green, Tom Hovey (his image shown above), and Esra Røise

New OK Go interactive video

OK Go return with another experimental music video for new track All Is Not Lost, this time created in collaboration with modern dance company Pilobolus.

Record Sleeves of the Month

Our selection of record sleeves this month includes new releases from Warp Records, XL Recordings, and International Feel. First up is Brian Eno’s Drums Between The Bells album, just released on Warp…

Glasgow 2014 pictograms

The pictograms for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in 2014 were unveiled last week by studio Tangent Graphic. Using the concentric rings of the 2014 logo, the symbols reference the “decisive moment” of each of the Games’ 17 sporting events

In her hands

Could the key to happiness be drawing? Illustrator Marion Deuchars believes it might be. Which is why her new book asks us all to get our hands dirty and make some great art.

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