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A working library of design, type, and visual culture.
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Project
2021Unearthing a “quaint” Jamaica with photographer Jeano Edwards in his new project EverWonderful
2021
Project
2023O’shane Howard reimagines nostalgic moments from his childhood in Jamaica
2023
Identity
2018Post-Soviet Visions: image and identity in the new Eastern Europe
2018
Motion
2022Celebrating the daring designs of Soviet avant-garde film posters with collector Susan Pack
2022
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2021The personal is political: Haitham Haddad’s journey to bring Arabic back to public spaces in Palestine
2021
Identity
2025Samar Maakaroun’s identity for Together for Palestine applies the visual language of petitions
2025
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2021Gaza-based painter Malak Mattar on making art as a feminist in Palestine
2021
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2025Watermelon Pictures is the film company putting Palestinian cinema where it belongs – on the big screen
2025
Poster
2021Explore the women of Soviet Art through this carefully curated poster collection
2021
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2014Photographs taken inside the Soviet cosmonaut training centre, Star City
2014
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2014Exhibition: New photography show offers an alternative side of Israel and Palestine
2014
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2018A tribute to the repurposed churches of the Soviet Union
2018
Publication
2014Illustration: Owen Davey's latest book is about Laika the Soviet Spacedog
2014
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2012Fantastic showcase of Jamaican dance hall illustration at KK Outlet
2012
Project
2025Glorianna Ximendaz uses archive photography, digital imagery and text messages to immortalise Palestine
2025
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2022Photographer Alex Nazari explores Armenian history through its ubiquitous Soviet-era car, the Lada
2022
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2017Serious Things a Go Happen: exploring Jamaican dancehall through graphic design
2017
Publication
2024Union is a new magazine spotlighting artists from Palestine and the diaspora
2024
Project
2024Inside the Palestinian Sound Archive: preserving the audiovisual legacy of Palestine, one record at a time
2024
Publication
2020Soviet Space Graphics: a cosmic journey to Cold War-era Russia
2020
Project
2018Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records documents the origins of Jamaican and British youth culture
2018
Project
2016Julia Autz documents Transnistria, a country steeped in Soviet nostalgia
2016
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2021Graphic designer Nawal Arafat on creating space for Palestinian voices within art and design
2021
Project
2017Russian photographer Turkina Faso on the “post-Soviet aesthetic”
2017
Project
2018Palestine Underground shines a light on the West Bank’s underground music scene
2018
Publication
2014Publication: Yusuke Miyagawa's portrait of Kingston, Jamaica
2014
Project
2012Soviet bus stops captured by worldly photographer Christopher Herwig
2012
Project
2016Reggae, roots and the undeniable style of Jamaica’s 80s dancehall culture
2016
Motion
2017Max Litvinov’s avant-garde work is inspired by Soviet animations
2017
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2018The history of the hotel Venets: a 22-storey metaphor for Soviet utopia
2018
Project
2022Dexter McLean’s compelling series documents the people of his Jamaican birth town, Olympic Gardens
2022
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2021“I want viewers to see us”: Dean Majd on the importance of portraying Palestinians in a positive light
2021
Project
2023“I find more and more clarity as to who I am”: Fenn O’Meally documents Jamaica as a process of reconnection
2023
Project
2021“A form of adoration”: Amber Pinkerton on photographing Jamaica from a Jamaican gaze
2021
Poster
2017New publication chronicles Soviet anti-alcohol posters throughout the ages
2017
Project
2023From the darkroom to the light: Nathaniel Bailey on his ongoing documentation of Jamaica’s parishes
2023
Project
2022The Al-Ameen archive preserves a precious insight into joyful Palestinian wedding culture between the 1960s-90s
2022
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2018“A desire for the forbidden would be equal to treason”: Photographer Nikolay Bakharev on life in the USSR (NSFW)
2018
Project
2022Creativity under Occupation: Five Palestinian creatives discuss the highs and lows of working in the West Bank and Gaza
2022
Project
2014Photography: Andrew Miksys' photographs of the discos in Soviet era buildings
2014
Publication
2021“I am trying to show what home looks like for me”: Illustrator Dom Campistron shines a light on queer stories from Basque culture
2021
Project
2017Jad Hussein's tropical catalogue design for Paris exhibition Jamaica, Jamaica
2017
Motion
2021Roxy Rezvany on her new film Wifi Rider and the art of Palestinian diaspora in Jordan
2021
Project
2025An exhibition of Palestinian photographers visualises the lasting significance of ‘land’
2025
Project
2025Dexter McLean’s series gives voice to the “forgotten” members of Jamaican society
2025
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2017A Soviet vision of the future: the legacy and influence of Tekhikia – Molodezhi magazine
2017
Motion
2014Film: Jungles in Paris elegantly document Jamaica's incredible swimming horses
2014
Poster
2025Love is Resistance sews together 77 posters for a free Palestine from creatives around the globe
2025
Typeface
2016Grilli Type designs new typeface inspired by Soviet children’s books
2016
Project
2018Clement Chapillon's work explores people and place, Israel and Palestine
2018
Drawing
2024Drawing for Palestine to raise money and awareness at Bologna Children’s Book Fair
2024
Project
2017A glimpse into the fascinating and incredibly odd world of Soviet-era sanatoriums
2017
Project
2020Concrete Citizens documents the residents of Soviet brutalist buildings in Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Moldova
2020
Garment
2020Inspired by her mother and ancestral home of Jamaica, Ekua King’s photography is filled with opulence and joy
2020
Motion
2025Jasper Golding creates a metaverse protest in support of Medical Aid for Palestinians
2025
Publication
2019Pull Up! is a new magazine celebrating Jamaica through its musical culture
2019
Project
2011Jamaican Roots Drinks
2011
Project
2012The Soviet Union goes neon in these mid-century illustrations of the future
2012
Project
2016Wilfred Limonious: the Jamaican illustrator who defined dancehall art
2016
Publication
2012Stunning new book by Al Fingers tells the unlikely story of Clarks' cult status in Jamaica
2012