“Airbrushing women out of history”: the government faces a storm of criticism over the new ‘Creative United Kingdom’ passport, launched yesterday and featuring only two women – architect Elisabeth Scott and mathematician Ada Lovelace
Advertising agency Deutsch in New York has devised an eye-catching way of raising money for charity WATERisLIFE, by removing artist JR’s photographic work from Kibera in Kenya and selling it at auction to raise money for the community.
Frank Budgen, who has died aged 61, was quite possibly the greatest commercials director the UK has ever produced
Photographer and writer Alastair Philip Wiper’s new book for Bang & Olufsen offers a fascinating look at the company’s design history with 300 specially commissioned images
Fred Deakin’s interactive installation at Central Saint Martins’ Lethaby Gallery lets visitors control a choir of singing heads using hand gestures. We spoke to Deakin about the project and the importance of collaboration in interaction design
From emoji polls to posts on race and gender equality, Dazed’s Instagram feed contains some thought-provoking, fun and visually inspiring content. We speak to social media manager Fiona Cook and editor-in-chief Isabella Burley about engaging with audiences on the site
A new exhibition at the Cooper Gallery in Dundee examines the disruptive practice of ‘montage’ in the work of three generations of Polish and Hungarian image-makers – and includes 60 posters by the legendary graphic artist, Roman Cieślewicz
How do you make great creative work that brings incredible business results? Drawing on his years of experience working for brands including the BBC, O2 and Channel 4, Martin Lambie-Nairn has drawn up a list of seven crucial rules to follow. Unsurprisingly, not all of them will make for easy reading…
“It’s a thing of wonder, quite stupendous”: give a Mulberry bag this Christmas, and you might just end up with the three wise men on your doorstep, according to the brand’s new festive ad, from adam&eveDDB.
Earlier this week, in the shadowy passageways and disused rooms of the old Central St Martins building in Holborn, SHOWstudio founder and fashion photographer Nick Knight curated an unusual Halloween event as part of the Veuve Clicquot Widow Series, launching five new films, shown alongside newly commissioned work from illustrators, filmmakers, fashion designers, performers and other artists
