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So many fonts inspired by the charming mid-century master of persuasion. Pull Your Load If You Can't See Over It, poster for ROSPA, 1943 © The Estates of George Him and Jan Le Witt

The inside scoop on curating our exhibition W. E. B. Du Bois: Charting Black Lives. Valuation of Town and City Property Owned by Georgia Negroes © WEB Du Bois

The Guardian's Data Editor updates Du Bois' data visualisations using contemporary statistics. 1500 (2)

Our exhibitions team went to Havana to meet the artists whose extraordinary work features in our five-star exhibition. Cuba research trip 1

Reflecting on what we learnt from the extraordinary educator and designer Marie Neurath in the last 7 days of the exhibition. Marie Neurath Picturing Science making-of spreads © Justin Piperger

Nuggets of wisdom from the artist-nun. Immaculate Heart College Art Department c. 1955, photo by Fred Swartz © Corita Art Center Immaculate Heart Community Los Angeles

In conversation with Olivia Ahmad. for emergency use soft shoulder, 1966, serigraph © Corita Art Center Immaculate Heart Community Los Angeles

We guest-hosted #FontSunday for our friends at Design Museum with marvellous results. Come Alive! You're in the Pepsi Generation © Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA) Archi

Inspired by Corita Kent's Circus Alphabet. Just announced: Bob and Roberta Smith to judge! C capital down, 1968, serigraph © Corita Art Center Immaculate Heart Community Los Angeles copy

Watch the indefatigable nun teaching, printmaking and doling out wisdom. Corita at Conferences, c. 1967 © Corita Art Center Immaculate Heart Community Los Angeles

Reflecting on what we learnt about both illustration and refugees in the last 10 days of the exhibition. Belgrade Warehouse, 2017 © George Butler

Assistant Curator Katie Nairne describes the delicate challenge of bringing North Korean art to a South Korean audience. Installation View of Made in North Korea at Hongik Art Center

The artist on annotating, choosing ‘frozen’ moments, fumbling and stumbling and imposing restraints. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 1 credit John Vernon Lord John Vernon Lord

Gathering your examples of popular art, inspired by our Enid Marx exhibition. Enid Marx - popular art 6 (c) Enid Marx

Graham Moss of Incline Press provides a unique perspective on the artist. Encounters with Enid Marx - Graham Moss

Enid's friend Ann Sutton provides a unique perspective on the artist. Ann Sutton on Enid Marx

The Warner Textile Archive archivist takes us up close to the Enid Marx textiles in the collection. Textile, Spot and Bar. 1920s. Designed by Enid Marx, Hand printed cotton. © Textile Archive (Braintree, England)

Videos from the artists in our forthcoming exhibition telling refugee stories. page banner - refugees week

Bringing together 150 young artists and 18 professional illustrators from 4 countries. Mez - Pop-Up 1

A Q&A with the political cartoonist. Orpheus in the Underworld - Act 1 scene 1 set design -® Gerald Scarfe