A letter urging the government to boost funding for art and design subjects in state schools – or risk deepening class divides and talent shortages – has been co-signed by “concerned leaders” from Pentagram, JKR, Saatchi & Saatchi, Rockstar Games, and more
Best known for his provocative anti-Trump images, Worm details Rodriguez’s journey from Cold War Cuba to becoming one of the most prominent political artists of the last decade
The artist discusses how AI has broadened her practice, but also acknowledges the issues and challenges that can arise from using the tech
The Ukrainian artist draws on everything from Soviet iconography to the natural world to create her complex 3D scenes
A new book by the fashion house’s founder, Jonny Banger, celebrates ten years of its unique brand of socially conscious satire
A lot of the AI conversation is about where the tech will take us in the future, but it is also reinvigorating the art of yesterday, says Wunderman Thompson global CCO Daniel Bonner
Four Corners’ new photobook celebrates the bizarrely wonderful comic series from Gerry Anderson, who was best known for creating the Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet
The filmmaker and photographer’s first book, Monograph, reveals his eye for colour and compelling portraits, and includes an insightful conversation with Arthur Jafa
Manju Journal founder Richmond Orlando Mensah has collaborated with publishers Twentyfour Thirtysix on Voices, which brings together more than 80 interviews with Ghanaian talent across generations and geographies
A major new retrospective at the MEP in Paris sees the Dutch artist delve into her three-decade archive of photography, collage, painting, and more
Directed by Danny Boyle, this immersive hip hop dance extravaganza reworks the Matrix for contemporary times and provides a perfect opening ceremony to the new arts space
Works by Man Ray, Abram Games, and many more will be on display at the London Transport Museum’s new exhibition celebrating commissioning and creativity, which coincides with the launch of its new Global Poster Gallery
We speak to Marshmallow Laser Feast about how they’re using immersive tech to illustrate the importance of the natural world, and what brands can learn from artists in the wake of the climate crisis
The Japanese photographer combines exquisite craft with an unexpected set of subjects to create works where the real seems fake, and the fake real
The series Dead White Man by Jeremy Hutchison, currently on show as part of the British Textile Biennial in Blackburn, aims to address our over-consumption of fashion and how it is affecting Africa
As a desire to care for the planet has evolved into an urgent need to rescue it, the way designers express concerns about the climate has changed too. Tim Medland, curator of an exhibition showcasing 50 years of environmental posters, discusses how they reflect the changing times