A pocket-size publication designed by Claire Huss for Le Stresa, an Italian restaurant in Paris, showing a selection of messages carefully chosen from the restaurant’s guestbook between 1989 and 1996.

Posters for the film Oceanarium, 2021, by Armin Linke, in collaboration with Giulia Bruno and Giuseppe Ielasi. Video installation, 4K video, colour, stereo sound; 43 min. Courtesy of the artist.

Secondo's awaited return comes in the form of Unlikely Companions – a growling, alien rhythm from the warmer tropics of technofunk. Marco Passarani’s wild take flips the mood with some skittering Aphex-style darkness, primed for the late, after-hours dancefloor.

Designer Laurent Benner used Adriano Etc for the cover art of the LP. The logo of London-based record label What About Never is set in LL Moderne.

For his second Supernova appointment, Damien Chazelle presents a selection of his early films that explore the debut and subsequent uses of sound in films. The program comprised:

• Walter Ruttmann’s Weekend (1930)
• Finding His Voice (1929)
• Scene from Hitchcock’s Blackmail (1929)
• Three scenes from Fritz Lang’s M (1931)
• Scene from Dziga Vertov’s L’Entusiasmo (1931)
• Black and Tan Fantasy by Dudley Murphy (1929)
• Opening scene of Love Me Tonight by Rouben Mamoulian (1932)
• “Battle on Ice” from Alexander Nevsky (1938)

Graphics by Arnoud Verhaeghe, using Adriano Etc and a yet unidentified monospaced serif [edit: it’s Quadrant Text Mono, see comments]. The Supernova logo (not part of this poster design) is based on Antique Olive Nord.