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Dutchmann and Tim Abbott have commissioned a group of South African designers to create posters for their "Weekend Racer" project. >

The lobby of the Public Theatre in New York has a new look, integrating both the theatre's architecture and identity. Paula Scher led this creative reinvention. >

Abbott Miller's DOT DOT DOT app invites viewers into the virtual world of music, dance and choreography. >

Dutch meets Africa in K&i's cover design for the publication "Doing Business in Africa". >

Michael Bierut plays with the size and spacing of letters to create a new banner for Pentagram's New York office. >

Paula Scher has designed her 19th season campaign for Shakespeare in the Park. >

Michael Bierut and Hamish Smyth redesigned the identity for the 2013 Luminato Festival in Toronto, using bright colours and two new typefaces. >

Hat-trick's new identity for the Wimbledon Foundation uses the "greater-than" mathematical symbol to position the organisation as a force for good. >

Abbott Miller's "Formica Forever" book illustrates the company's century of innovation, design and cultural impact. >

Capturing the beauty of the New York seashore, Paula Scher has designed signage and environmental graphics for eight beaches. >

"In the City" is a journey through some of the unexpected and delightful things that can happen in an urban space, thanks to Andrew Shoben and Greyworld. >

Abbott Miller captures the agressive, confrontational and elemental nature of the punk subculture with his "Punk: Chaos to Couture" exhibition catalogue. >

Christoph Niemann celebrates Photoshop's 25th birthday with a digital app that allows users the freedom to paint and draw without the real-life mess! >

Frost* Design created an interactive installation to celebrate Sydney's Vivid Light festival. >

Christoph Niemann's Google Doodle for the winter solstice illustrates some of our favourite seasonal activities in his distinctly quirky way. >

The 2014 Design Indaba Poster Competition winner is… Chevawn Blum! >

Simple and elegant, Nendo's packaging solution for a new Japanese wine (sake) reflects the craftsmanship that went into producing the drink. >

Oded Ezer has created a series of eight short films to explore how typography can be viewed in a new format. >

Petting Zoo by Christoph Niemann has been awarded the Editor's Choice Award by Children's Technology Review. >

Faith47's latest work, on a wall in the Austrian capital Vienna, is titled "The Immense Gap Between Past and Future". >

Hjalti Karlsson won the 2013 Torsten and Wanja Söderberg Prize. Here's a look at a selection of work the jury considered in awarding him this prestigious prize. >

Congratulations to Hjalti Karlsson who has won the prestigious Nordic Torsten and Wanja Söderberg Prize. >

The 55th Venice Biennale, celebrating art, architecture, film, theatre and dance, takes place in the Italian city over the next six months. Take a look. >

Illustrator Kirsten Sims describes her work as "whimsical, theatrical, humorous and experimental". We caught up with her to find out more about her work. >

Faith47's latest mural provokes an emotional response and references the Gaeta Cemetery in Italy. >