A new show investigates the UK’s penchant for hobbies
Organised by artist Hetain Patel and commissioned by Artangel, Come As You Really Are is a celebration of the nation’s pastimes, from knitting to model making
Saratta Chuengsatiansup on illustration as a form of rebellion
The illustrator’s 3D works “meme” timely news stories in Thailand and demonstrate the power images can have when making political statements
Immersive art installation Sweet Dreams addresses food, branding and desire
Art collective Marshmallow Laser Feast has joined forces with a stellar array of creatives to create the work at Aviva Studios in Manchester, which while witty and beautifully crafted, will leave a sour taste about corporate life
Nike transforms Centre Pompidou into a sporting canvas for Paris 2024
Sport and art collide in Nike’s new exhibition at the iconic museum, which happened to provide the design inspiration for the brand’s original Air Max 1 trainer almost 40 years ago
Corbin Shaw highlights the hypocrisy of subsidised fine dining for MPs
The artist has teamed up with North Paddington Foodbank in Westminster on a campaign that urges policymakers to tackle the UK’s food poverty crisis
Brian Eno, different every time
Gary Hustwit’s new documentary film about the prolific producer, artist and thinker is programmed to generate alternative versions each time it’s shown. The director explains why this approach is the only reason Eno agreed to take part, and the possibilities of this technology for filmmakers
Floating Points’ new video is a fluid exploration of lifeforms
Tokyo-based artist Akiko Nakayama has created ‘alive paintings’ for the producer’s forthcoming album, and will be joining him on tour to create improvisational visuals later this year
From club night to catwalk: Charles Jeffrey’s Loverboy
With a retrospective on at Somerset House, designer Charles Jeffrey talks to CR about why he founded the Loverboy label and his reflections on the last ten years of the brand
The evolution of comics
As a new publication and exhibition explore the last 60 years in comic book history, comic publishing specialist Paul Gravett answers our questions about the ‘ninth art’
Good Reads: MUDEC United explores the cultural influence of anthropology
The Milanese Museum of Culture’s biannual magazine looks beyond the format of the traditional exhibition catalogue in order to provoke broader cultural conversations
Luke & Nik offer fresh perspectives on our natural world
Employing a mixed-media approach, the artist duo inspect and dissect the landscapes around them to find new ways of understanding nature
Calling all graduates – send us your work!
Our annual showcase of the best graduate talent is returning in 2024. Send us your work by July 15 for the chance to be featured by Creative Review
Artist Paolo Cirio on the real dangers of AI
The artist’s subversive new show at Foam in Amsterdam interrogates AI. He talks to us about how his “hacker ethics” determine who’s entitled to privacy in his work and why the current preoccupations around AI are misplaced
Niceaunties stretches reality with her AI creations
Inspired by Asian ‘auntie culture’ and the influential women in her life, the artist creates AI-based works that explore beauty, ageing and personal freedom. She talks to us about her process and some of the debates surrounding AI
Anna Haifisch’s new show highlights the absurdities of daily life
Starring the German illustrator’s trademark anthropomorphic animal figures, So Far So Good spans themes from superficial silliness through to dark melancholy
Pablo Delcan’s non-AI generative art model
Prompt-Brush asks for suggestions, which Delcan then “generates” by hand and sends back. Here he discusses the conversations it’s opened around AI and the importance of human touch in the creative process