Get some serious sneaker envy at New York’s Tongue + Chic exhibition
Some of the most coveted trainers in the world are on display in New York, as part of an exhibition of one-off footwear organised by auction house Phillips
Creative Leaders 50: Creative collaborators
CR has just released its Creative Leaders 50 list, celebrating those we believe are driving change through creativity. Here we highlight those on the list who are particularly focused on collaboration
Go See: Monet, the Modest Revolutionary
To be accepted as a Creative Genius, is it necessary to cultivate the image of one? The National Gallery’s Monet and Architecture show suggests that, if the work is good enough, it can speak for itself, says Paul Cardwell
Top Trump initiative to record creative responses to Presidential visit
The Rapid Response Unit, which marries art with current affairs, is looking to gather together responses to Trump’s visit to the UK, with one winning piece to be donated to the Washington Newseum
The Bowery in black and white: New York’s giant photo gallery
A soon-to-be-opened Bowery hotel is home to an 18-storey-high photo exhibition, featuring black and white portraits of New Yorkers shot by Christelle de Castro
Giant table lamps light up Manchester
Acrylicize has designed a set of enormous lamps for Manchester’s Piccadilly Place, each paying homage to a different design period
In partnership with HMCT
From Churchill to Spyscape: Harnessing the power of persuasion
Whether to influence civilians to support a war or avoid social spying, graphic designers have the tools to persuade. How do you create increasingly impactful work in today’s noise-tunnel?
How I Got Here: Alex Prager
As a major new exhibition looking back at ten years of her work opens at the Photographers’ Gallery in London, we talk to US artist Alex Prager about teaching herself photography and the complex stories that lie beneath her images
Football meets art at Par amour du jeu exhibition
BETC Paris celebrates the cultural and social impact of football at its Magasins généraux space, with an exhibition featuring neon signs, a fantasy floating stadium and a blanket made of club scarves
A World Cup history in posters
Every World Cup comes with an official poster, offering a history of both football and graphic design through the decades. Here, Ned Read, editor and founder of football mag Pickles, analyses the posters for CR
Stanley Donwood rare print sale
Artist and long-time Radiohead collaborator Stanley Donwood has been looking through his back catalogue of screenprints and has put together an exhibition of rare and sold out prints which opens at Jealous East in London today
Lee Bul creates a visual feast at the Hayward Gallery
Sci-fi collides with politics in Lee Bul’s epic exhibition Crashing, on show at the Hayward Gallery in London this summer
#Gradwatch is back! We’re looking for outstanding graduate work
CR is on the look out for the best art and design graduate work in the country, and we’d like you to help us find it
Escaping the canon
Speech Acts, an exhibition at Manchester Art Gallery, asks us to consider how what we see in museums shapes our perception of which artworks and artists matter. These are questions that are important for all cultural forms to examine, says Eliza Williams
CR Film: In the studio with Morag Myerscough
In the first in a new film series, Creative Review visits artist and designer Morag Myerscough’s studio in London for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of her latest project
How I Got Here: Hattie Stewart
Artist Hattie Stewart discusses why she prefers to be thrown in the deep end, how suffering for art isn’t her thing, and why you can’t go wrong with hearts and flowers