The new visual identity plays with the ubiquitous arrow symbol and pairs it with bold typography and distinctive collage-style illustrations.

A beautiful new book from New Dimensions traces the photographer’s legacy, using non-chronological presentation and colour to evoke his heavily annotated notebooks.

The artist’s practice has developed from representations of the human, to the most basic elements of nature. How does she do it? By listening to her surroundings.

In his first column, our Lagos correspondent Ugonna-Ora Owoh speaks to Nigerian artists who are breaking anti-LGBTQ+ laws to make art that platforms their stories.

The artist still remembers the shock he felt when he first encountered 3D video games, and he’s been trying to relive it ever since.

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