The theatrics of the street in Helen Levitt’s photography
A new photo book is celebrating the work of American street photographer Helen Levitt, known especially for candid images of young people at play
The Art of Letters celebrates the “relative absurdity” of the alphabet
The book, published by Formist Editions and featuring the work of type designer and Klim Type Foundry founder Kris Sowersby, asks, “When is a letter not a letter?”
Manjit Thapp brings her illustrated world to life for Now Gallery
My Head Is A Jungle sees the Birmingham-born illustrator transform the gallery space into a 3D maze-like structure filled with murals and sculptures
New Paul McCartney video sees Macca go back in time
A video for new track Find My Way by Paul McCartney and featuring Beck sees de-ageing technology reimagine Macca as a young singer
Oof magazine launches a gallery celebrating the art of football
Situated on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium grounds, the new football-themed arts space launches with an aptly-titled inaugural exhibition, Balls
British Army’s new ad tackles longstanding gender stereotypes
The latest in the This is Belonging campaign, A Soldier is a Soldier forms part of a wider recruitment drive designed to attract more women to the army
Rapha marks 13 decades of the Tour de France with new poster exhibition
The retailer is celebrating the world’s most famous bike race with a display of striking poster designs, including works by Paul Smith and Accept & Proceed
Thisaway creates identity for Knowdonia, a new tour brand for North Wales
Started as a way to showcase what the Snowdonia region can offer tourists, the agency has created an identity inspired by one of the area’s regulars
The Photography Annual 2021 is open for entries!
The 2021 edition of Creative Review’s leading photography awards scheme is open for entries. Deadline: August 20
Facebook celebrates Olympic skateboarding in new ad campaign
To mark the first time that skateboarding has been included in the Olympic Games, Facebook has created a series of four films that demonstrate the global connectivity of the sport
Morag Myerscough has created a ribbon of colours for Coventry
The latest installation by the artist sees Myerscough turn a street canopy into a stained glass-style artwork that casts bright colours onto the pedestrians beneath
A new book puts the spotlight on the creatives of South Korea
Bookstore and publisher Counter-Print has released the latest in its series of books which feature creativity from countries around the globe – this time turning to South Korean studios, designers and illustrators
Brian Lomas’ images of Manchester’s independent shops in the 1980s
A new book and exhibition from the Modernist Society showcases Lomas’ rarely seen black and white photographs, which offer a snapshot of bygone years
Exposure: Annie Lai
In her latest Exposure column, Gem Fletcher profiles the poetic, dreamlike portraiture of Annie Lai, whose image-making aims to unpick complex issues around belonging
DixonBaxi has designed an “expressionistic” brand for London’s Canada Water
The studio spent days painting in woods, parks and by the water to capture the colour palette of the surrounding area, which is reflected in its multi-hued new identity
The photo show exploring youth over the last 40 years
From young fisherman in the 80s to the pandemic school leavers missing out on prom, a new exhibition examines the multifaceted nature of young people’s experiences in the UK over the last four decades
Channel 4 releases new Paralympics epic for Toyko Games
The ad reveals the challenges that come with being an elite sportsperson, and features the provocative line, ‘To be a Paralympian there’s got to be something wrong with you’
Director Andzej Gavriss on telling stories that make the world a better place
The Latvia-born director talks about his approach to filmmaking and the importance of working on projects that change people’s perception
A new exhibition celebrates the work of contemporary graphic designers
Shout is part of Belgian multidisciplinary festival Zomerslag, and features commmissions by the likes of Morag Myerscough and Anthony Burrill
Apple brings a country vibe to its latest ad
The spot is another of Apple’s high-class product demo spots, which this time illustrates the advantages of having both an iPhone and an Apple Watch
Pedro Nekoi on how he puts together his digital collages
The illustrator, designer and art director works for an array of clients, while still maintaining his unique style, which is inspired by the Memphis Group and found imagery
Studio Output creates new identity for the Alfred Landecker Foundation
As well as a visual rebrand, the studio has also created a new digital platform for the Foundation to support its mission and help drive change
The role of Aberdeen People’s Press in late 20th century activism
A new exhibition is showcasing the printer’s archive of materials from the 70s and 80s, with the aim of elevating its legacy in the history of social and political causes
Robert Yang creates queer garden game We Dwell in Possibility for MIF
Nude figures and ejaculating plants abound in the interactive game, created for the Manchester International Festival by videogame designer Robert Yang and illustrator Eleanor Davis