Colour Theory: Trump Gets the Oil from Venezuela in Barrels Decorated with the Colours of the Venezuelan Flag.(2026) Matthew Collings What would you call it then? More than seventy thousand
Cartoon Allegory (2026), Paul Davis What’s his work like? Well, for example… Pictured in serried silhouette, the three Magi cameleers, presumably after they’d gate-crashed the baby Jesus’ birth and one
Thank God for Immigrants (2024) Jeremy Deller Jeremy Deller’s ‘Thank God For Immigrants’ poster first appeared during an extended Covid lockdown in April 2020, reminding us of the stalwart efforts
ALL THE THINGS WE DIDN’T DO (2025) MAGDA ARCHER Magda Archer’s All The Things We Didn’t Do, is a melancholic text and sentiment set against a flitter, phut and whirr
TRAPPED (2024) Cat Phillipps Black ink bleeds across the blanched, pallid faces of MPs, Conservatives atop, Labour below, crowding round their respective leaders. Sunak and Starmer are stood at their
Profit-Driven Pricks (2025) Frank Riot Artist and activist Frank Riot’s poster creations veer between subverting commercial ad.s; stained glass inspired works; Art Nouveau-esque creations; poetic, stark and withering text pieces;
Zavier Ellis Exodus (NoWar) (2024) A companion to Change (Change Now) (2024), Exodus (No War) (2024), repeats the overall distressed and distressing design but this time its dominant hues are
Merny Wenz A painterly nod to the ushering in of Modernism? Would it be too much to suggest the particular shades of green deployed in our latest flyingleaps street poster
Both achingly apt metaphor and stomach-churning matter of fact, Jeremy Deller’s ‘We Have Been Swimming In Shit’ (2024) continues the artist’s rich vein of critical street poster interventions. As with his previous ‘Cronyism
