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Banknsy — Royal Court of Justice

Banksy has unveiled a new large-scale artwork on the Royal Courts of Justice in London, created overnight in support of Palestine Action. The piece highlights the ongoing trials of activists while continuing Banksy’s long-running focus on the Israel-Palestine conflict. By combining surprise intervention with striking political imagery, the work underscores the power of art as public dissent and amplifies the group’s cause on a global stage.

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Team Cherry — Silksong

Rock Paper Shotgun previews Hollow Knight: Silksong, noting it as a faster, more visually striking, and tougher follow-up to the original game, yet one that feels like a safe sequel. The piece highlights how the new protagonist, Hornet, introduces quicker, more acrobatic movement and refined combat, while the art and level design remain richly atmospheric. Despite increased difficulty and polish, the game largely builds on the same foundations as Hollow Knight, offering evolution rather than reinvention.

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Misan Harriman

1854 Photography reports on Misan Harriman’s new London exhibition, which showcases his powerful photographs of global protest movements, from Black Lives Matter to climate activism. Known for capturing moments of collective resistance and human emotion, Harriman uses the exhibition to reflect on the role of photography in documenting social change. The show positions his work as both artistic expression and historical record, emphasizing the enduring impact of protest imagery in shaping public consciousness.

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Massi's Sandwich Shop

Creative Review covers the new branding for Massis, a London-based sandwich shop, which draws inspiration from retro New York-style deli signage. Designed by agency Two Times Elliott, the visual identity features bold typography, warm colors, and nostalgic graphic details that balance vintage charm with a modern edge. The branding aims to capture the comfort and familiarity of traditional delis while giving Massis a distinctive, contemporary presence in London’s food scene.

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