This is how we once imagined the moon
A new exhibition, The Mapping of the Moon, explores some of our earliest attempts to make sense of our planetary satellite, with pieces of cartography dating back 350 years
The history of space travel is celebrated in this sculpture by GBH
The huge Golden Record-shaped sculpture traces humanity’s fascination with flight, from mythical flying horse Pegasus through to our exploration of space
Unit Editions celebrates digital pioneers Universal Everything
In new book What Is Universal Everything? the publisher traces the studio’s 15 years of creating algorithmic artwork. Naturally, each book also comes with a unique, digitally generated cover
ActionAid hands over the camera for its Women by Women photo series
The year-long campaign is being shot only by local female photographers, in an attempt to “move away from the traditional photography associated with NGOs”
Daido Moriyama: How I Take Photographs
A new book from Laurence King Publishing examines how the legendary Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama works. In this extract, author Takeshi Nakamoto introduces us to his ‘snapshot’ style
Vancouver Island Brewing creates orca-inspired beer range
The Canadian brewery worked with agency One Twenty Three West on a range of beers designed to raise awareness and funds for endangered orcas
Channel 4 continues moon landing celebrations with real-time livestream
The broadcaster is airing a six-day livestream reconstructing the historic Apollo 11 mission, in celebration of 50 years since the eagle first landed
How Marie Neurath’s pioneering picture books shaped science education
A new exhibition at the House of Illustration is celebrating the work of the 20th century graphic designer and educator, whose striking infographics showed people that science doesn’t have to be boring
Terry Crews stars in Kim Gehrig’s new music video for Brittany Howard
Howard pays tribute to her father in the video for Stay High, which offers a beautiful glimpse of life in small town Alabama
Why is 90s cinema overlooked?
BFI Southbank’s new film season celebrates the 90s, which remains one of the most under-appreciated decades in cinematic history – even though it produced some of the most defiant, political films of our time
Get Up, Stand Up Now’s rainbow identity ensures the “art speaks loudest”
Here Design has created a multi-coloured visual identity for Somerset House’s Get Up, Stand Up Now exhibition, which celebrates 50 years of black creativity
Say bye to bad advice with D&AD’s Cards of Courage
D&AD has released a set of advice flash cards for anyone fresh to the industry, with quotes from Craig Oldham, Top Girl Studio and Supermundane
Photographer Chris Maggio on the complexities of humour
What at first seems like satire in Chris Maggio’s photography is actually a warm look at his American homeland. CR talks to him about the witty photographers that have influenced him and the hidden complexities of humour
Top Secret: delving into the shrouded history of GCHQ
To mark the intelligence agency’s centenary, a new exhibition at the Science Museum is spotlighting the role it played in historic events including World War Two and the Cold War, along with the rapidly changing landscape of cyber security
KFC ends all merch wars by creating its own bucket hat
Is it a bucket? Is it a hat? W+K Amsterdam has teamed up with KFC Russia on the new streetwear accessory that nobody asked for but we’re glad is here
Ken Grant’s photobook pays homage to the Merseyside docklands
Renowned for his insightful portrayals of Liverpool, Ken Grant’s new photobook casts a retrospective glance over the Merseyside docklands and the people of Bidston Moss – a former landfill turned nature reserve
New exhibition celebrates the artistic power of trees
A new show at Fondation Cartier in Paris focuses on artists working across painting, drawing, photography, film, sound, installation and more to “shed new light on trees”
A new exhibition is tracing the rich history of rave culture
Sweet Harmony: Rave | Today unites some of the scene’s most prominent photographers and artists, as part of an AV experience at the Saatchi Gallery in London charting its roots and legacy
Masha Manapov’s thoughtful illustrations deal with life’s delicate subjects
The Baku-born, Bristol-based illustrator’s ethereal scenes pull off the tricky feat of addressing serious issues such as climate change and suicide in a sensitive way, earning her commissions from the likes of Wired and The New York Times
LGBT+ charity Switchboard puts its most-asked questions on posters
The Safe Space campaign by Rankin highlights some of the most commonly asked questions Switchboard volunteers deal with, in an attempt to take a stand against rising levels of hate crime
Greater Paris gets its first ever signage system
Black and gold signposts by Magasins généraux are popping up in the centre of Paris, to encourage both locals and tourists to explore the sights of the city’s suburbs
Paloma Dawkins’ new game is a journey into a bizarre digital afterlife
Players embark on a surreal trip into Apocabliss in Paloma Dawkins’ Songs of the Lost game, which envisions what a digital database of humans and bots might look like
University of the Underground launches free New York summer school
The four-week course, run in partnership with the Hannah Arendt Center, invites creatives to explore future political structures through design, performance and “experiential practices”
New Penguin Classics ads pay homage to old favourites
As part of its new Happy Reading campaign, Penguin Classics gives centre stage to timeless reads that are ripped, worn, scribbled-on – and much-loved