Jean Jullien launches four-part exhibition across Tokyo
As well as paintings, drawings and sculptures on display, the first chapter of a graphic novel by the artist will also be exhibited for the first time
Artist Jet Swan creates uncanny images of strangers in new book
The artist’s first photobook sees her collate three years’ worth of portraits of strangers, while examining today’s uneasy relationship between the public and the private
Good Reads: Hot Potato is the newspaper for people who don’t read news
Addressing current affairs in a manner more akin to a fashion mag, the third issue of Hot Potato is as surprising and delightful as ever
New York art show proves it’s a dog’s world now
Stephen Morrison’s solo show at the aptly named Invisible Dog gallery in Brooklyn features an installation of a wild canine dinner party at its centre
Jana Traboulsi’s Kitab al-Hawamish explores the art of ancient ‘hyperlinks’
The designer’s Jameel Prize-listed book shines a light on some of the historic manuscript design practices of the Middle East, many of which connect back to the ways digital information is disseminated today
How I Work: Max Siedentopf
The artist, photographer, designer and director talks to CR about working at speed, the joy of not being confined by one discipline, how he balances the commercial with the personal, and why his spirit animal is a cross between a chameleon and a dung beetle
New William Eggleston books travel from Memphis to Mississippi
The Outlands is a new set of books that take readers along the route from Memphis to old Mississippi through the eyes of the seminal photographer
The battle for self-belief
Working in the creative industries inevitably involves rejection and doubt. But those are also the elements that can lead to greatness, writes Richard Holman
Director Bassam Tariq on changing perceptions
The US film and advertising director Bassam Tariq is embracing the chance to combat years of Muslim misrepresentation in his work and has his hopes pinned on a newer, more defiant generation of creatives
Jeanine Brito creates dreamlike paintings with a designer’s eye
The Canadian artist found her way back to painting a few years ago after building a career in graphic design and magazine production
Nadine Ijewere: A fresh perspective
Nadine Ijewere’s debut monograph, Our Own Selves, upends long-held notions of beauty. Here, the photographer talks about redressing fashion industry stereotypes and her own journey with self-belief
The Belief Issue of Creative Review is out now!
The August/September issue of Creative Review looks at how creativity is being used to challenge existing beliefs and bring people on board with new ones
Tad Carpenter’s Sunday Suns is “half therapy and half visual journalism”
The American designer has spent the last six years drawing, painting, stitching or sculpting a sun every Sunday – and his work is collected in a book dedicated to his ongoing experiment
How the Greenham Common Peace Camp banners were created
A new book published by Four Corners Books tells the story of the banners that represented the thousands of women who protested at Greenham Common, whose struggle still inspires activists today. We talk to author Charlotte Dew about their creation
How Antwaun Sargent is transforming the art world
The author of seminal photography book The New Black Vanguard talks through his plans as director of Gagosian Gallery with Gem Fletcher, which includes asking the question ‘what more can art do?’
Jealous curates group show at London’s Saatchi Gallery
Right Here Right Now showcases new and recent works by the likes of Anthony Burrill, David Shrigley and Morag Myerscough