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South Korean artist Jaedoo Lee has released a capsule of screen prints produced in collaboration with Bushwick Print Lab. Each of the seven prints are limited to an edition of 50 and consist of varying flat and textured shapes that the New York-based artist regularly employs across his surreal animations. Lee's work occupies a realm that floats between reality and the imagination, where ordinary shapes and scenes are digitized into euphoric playgrounds where DNA chains unwind out of a frog's mouth or blocks of Korean script hover in space like a satellite in orbit. His process involves journaling through everyday photographs and an immeasurable amount of doodling, which Lee compiles onto his computer and further refines through his Cintiq tablet. Lee's choice of characters and color palett...

Football has always been the biggest sport within North Africa and across the Middle East (MENA). But in 2022, both regions wrote a triumphant page in the history books as Qatar hosted the FIFA World Cup and Morocco finished in the semi-finals — the first Arab nation to do so. A new book shines a light on the passion that MENA nations have for the Beautiful Game.Published by MIDDLE EAST ARCHIVE and designed by Lack of Guidance co-founder Akaar, Football transcends the limitations of sport to explore how the game has become an essential aspect of the region's cultural identity. View this post on InstagramA post shared by MIDDLE EAST ARCHIVE - الأرشيف (@middleastarchive)The book contains photographs that were taken between the late 1980s up until 2023, from Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt a...