In its 20-year life as festival, DVD label, production company and now experiential design studio, onedotzero has explored the potential of the collisions that occur when new technology crashes different creative disciplines together. Its co-founder Shane Walter talks to Patrick Burgoyne about its ongoing mission to make things happen
Peter and Paul continue Its exploration of colour, with a new film profiling photographer Kyle Weeks, who has spent the last two years documenting the lives on Ghanian youth and street culture
Dominic Wilcox takes everyday objects and actions into the realm of the unusual, with results as varied as a Stained Glass Car to an art exhibition for dogs. He’s now helping kids to realise their own inventive ideas
Digital designer Matt Roberts explains how his colour blindness helps him to see things from a different angle
Alice Tonge is the Head of 4Creative, Channel 4’s in-house agency, which she describes as a “wonderful mash-up of design agency, ad agency and production company”. Here she explains how she got there.
We catch up with Fabien Riggall, Secret Cinema founder, on the “magic and madness” of bringing everyone’s favourite films to life as exciting, immersive experiences
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The UK advertising trade body IPA has expressed concerns that the micro-targeting of political ads using people’s data is minimising debate and democracy. But the rot in political advertising runs far deeper than that, says Eliza Williams.
A new exhibition in London celebrates 50 years of the Association of Photographers, presenting a major retrospective of images by some of the world’s best and most respected photographers from the 20th and 21st centuries.
A new book by photographer Susan Ressler takes us inside the offices of 1970s America, and reveals the shiny bastions to corporate glory that existed in the decade.
Anthony Burrill, ustwo, Craig Oldham and Astrid Stavro of Atlas are among the speakers announced for Birmingham Design Festival, taking place at various venues across the city this June
The winners of the 11th annual Sony World Photography Awards were announced last night, with two female photographers Alys Tomlinson and Candida Höfer receiving the highest honour
From her time at Tibor Kalman’s M&Co to her current work at Pentagram New York, playfulness and wit are at the heart of Emily Oberman’s approach. She talks to Emily Gosling about finding those ‘aha’ moments that combine both humour and humanity.
Taking the theme Radical Luxury, Selfridges has launched a Surrealist-influenced 60-second film shot by director and photographer Norbert Schoerner.
Magnum has taken in an unexpectedly elegant and stylish route in its new advertising campaign, which stands out in a sea of mediocre billboard advertising.
Superunion has created a new identity for Elliptic, a tech company that detects and investigates cryptocurrency-enabled criminal activity such as terrorism, ransomware and child pornography.
Our latest video sees CR visit the London Transport Museum Depot. A treasure trove for design fans, it contains hundreds of items tracking the history of London Transport.
Though he’s been shooting for nearly a decade, the work of Mark Mahaney has remained largely under the radar. Here Art Director Gem Fletcher speaks to him about finding his niche in the industry, making portraits of everyone from Al Gore to Del the Funky Homosapien
Panic! Social Class, Taste and Inequalities in the Creative Industries is a new paper examining social mobility in the arts. Its results make for depressing reading. We talk to lead author, Dr Dave O’Brien, about its key issues.
