Serena Brown’s images celebrate overlooked stories and everyday beauty
The photographer’s subjects are at the heart of each of her images, and she puts an emphasis on the natural, the everyday and people with stories to tell
Beavertown Brewery on building a craft beer brand
Beavertown Brewery creative director Nick Dwyer tells CR about the artful chaos that drives the craft beer brand, and how it’s built its identity on “spacemen, skeletons, skulls and weird shit exploding”
La La Land’s Damien Chazelle shoots latest Apple ad
The film aims to show off the impressive capabilities of the iPhone Pro 11, and raises the question of whether we’ve been making movies the wrong way up all this time
From flat-pack to fashion: Ikea enters the streetwear game
Wieden+Kennedy Tokyo has teamed up with the Swedish furniture behemoth on its first ever clothing and accessories collection – complete with virtual models and barcode t-shirts
What Would I Change: Rebecca Swift, Getty Images
Dr Rebecca Swift, global head of Creative Insights at Getty Images, reflects on what changes need to be made in the photography industry and the role she can play in making them happen
How I Got Here: Shelley Smoler, Droga5
Droga5’s newly appointed executive creative director Shelley Smoler talks to us about how growing up in South Africa shapes her work, tapping into culture, and learning the importance of bravery in advertising
Nike’s split screen ad is an epic ode to togetherness
Editors sifted through thousands of clips to create Nike’s You Can’t Stop Us, which celebrates the unifying power of sport
Why it’s time to decolonise the creative industries
The cultural canon has been the subject of recurring debate over the years, but has taken on new significance in light of recent events. CR speaks to publisher Sold Out and photo editor and LISTO founder Sara Urbaez about why decolonisation should be a movement, not a moment