As part of our series on the #MeToo movement in the creative community, we talk to Sarah Watson, Chairman of BBH New York and a member of #TimesUpAdvertising about the changes caused by #MeToo in the US and what more needs to be done
As Rosie Matheson’s ongoing photo series goes on display in London, she talks about making the leap from photography to film, and what it’s like to shoot men through the female gaze
As part of our series looking at sexual harassment within the creative community, we speak to the IPA’s Juliet Bawtree about what is already being done to address it, and what further steps need to be taken by agencies both large and small
Cycling brand Rapha’s latest book looks at the graphic design history of the annual Tour de France’s maps, which date back to its first edition in 1903
After 13 years at the helm of hat-trick, the designer decided to go it alone and set up Studio Sutherl&. Here, Sutherland talks about his design empire based out of his house in South London, and why change can only be a good thing
Ahead of the US President’s visit to the UK, a group of protesters have come together to reimagine Trump in toddler form, complete with nappy and constipated grimace. We speak to the designer behind the campaign, Matt Bonner, about bringing the baby blimp to life
The Lettering Arts Centre’s latest show features contemporary pieces of work based on the many iterations of the humble alphabet that have developed over the last 5,000 years
Designer Patrick Duffy has worked everywhere from ad agencies like Fallon through to in-house teams at Airbnb and Dice, where he’s just taken on the new role of creative director. Here he explains how he got there
The show features every issue of influential photography magazine Camerawork and work by film workshop Four Corners, both of which were based on east London’s Roman Road in the 70s and 80s
Following the first edition of the Birmingham Design Festival last month, we speak to co-directors Daniel Alcorn and Luke Tonge about not having a life for nine months, plane-related near disasters and giving the city’s creative community something to shout about
New exhibition Against the Grain explores skateboarding and the camera. We speak to curator Jaime Marie Davis about skating’s transformation over the past five decades, and why there needs to be better representation of women in the sport
Speaking at Sonar+D in Barcelona, the French designer talks about setting up her own studio, working with clients as varied as NASA and WeTransfer, and using the ‘hammering technique’ to turn every no into a yes