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The second book in The Gourmand’s ingredient-focused series sees the legacy of the citrus fruit examined across art, culture and history.

The New-York based photographer reconstructs Judeo-Christian icons through the prism of modern Black life.

With plans afoot for a new Lagos museum to preserve Nigeria’s film history, we hear from the collection’s curator Taiwo Adeyemi

Founded by Kinda Ghannoum, Sally Alassafen and Hala Al Afsaa, the nonprofit documentary project celebrates a little-known design history among the global canon.

As Spitting Image returns to our screens, we explore the long heritage of satirical cartoons and assess whether they’re destined to thrive or become tomorrow’s fish and chip paper.

In her first column, our Mumbai correspondent Payal Khandelwal cherry picks some standout Indian food and drink packaging designs that craft modern stories with cultural nuance.

A new publication looks into the impact and legacy of Admiral, the brand that pioneered fan football shirts in the UK.

The platform is run and expertly curated by London-based graphic designer and archivist Diego Bucciero, who has brought the collection out of an old shoebox for everyone to enjoy.

Our new book I Love It What Is It lays bare the fascinating stories behind the brilliant branding done by the design company

The Pink Triangle is a symbol of resistance and solidarity among the LGBTQIA+ community but its beginnings in Nazi Germany are dark. How has the meaning of such a simple icon changed so much? And why has it endured so long?

Over recent years this pair of friends and design fiends have been keeping their eyes peeled for coveted pieces of graphic design history from Poland. Collated together in their joint venture of Projekt 26, the duo's efforts provide insight into an area of graphic design rich in history and undoubtable creative flair.