Ahead of her upcoming exhibition at the SVA in New York, Debbie Millman talks to CR about the “visceral” sensation that words and images create together, and how their collective power resonates in these times
A new book is expanding on the artist’s decades-long contribution to political art, by way of his awakening in 1968 through to his visual critique of modern conflicts
Combining found paintings with pithy words and phrases, Wayne White’s artworks have become ready-to-use memes for the internet age. CR speaks to the artist about how the project has developed since 1999
The street artist is painting murals across Hackney and putting on accompanying show at Protein Studios with the help of non-profit The Kids Network, which works with vulnerable local children
Illustrator Naomi Anderson-Subryan is one of ten creatives we’ve selected to feature in our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we put the spotlight on the art and design grads we feel are producing outstanding creative work
Ahead of the release of his memoir, the poet discusses growing up in care, documenting his existence through poems when no one else listened, and poetry’s remarkable pop culture resurgence
As the country readies itself for the fifth season of hit series Peaky Blinders, BBC has called on its fans to submit art for the promotional campaign
The premium bottled water brand is dedicated to showcasing emerging artistic talent through its packaging and ad campaigns. But is it a genuine cause for good or a diluted distraction from the plastic debate?
Photographer Hal Haines is one of ten creatives we’ve selected to feature in our annual Gradwatch showcase, where we put the spotlight on the art and design grads we feel are producing outstanding creative work
The artist has banned his rival from his new art supplies store ahead of his retrospective Dancing on My Own at the Bermondsey Project Space
With Channel 4 moving its HQ to Leeds next month, Hazel Davis takes a look at the thriving cultural scene in the city, as well as the challenges it faces to attract talent
Tasha Marks has created ornate edible sculptures and scented installations for the Barbican, the V&A and the Wellcome Collection. We talk to her about using food as an artistic medium and bringing a sense of fun and spectacle to museums
Dreamland Margate plans to install its own take on the Turner Prize in the form of a giant Tina Turner, designed by artists Cool Shit
We’ve long been advised not to mix business and pleasure but working with someone you know and love can bring distinct benefits. Here, Sarah Williams of arts consultancy Soho Curious & Co explores the pros and cons
For 30 years, Massive Attack has continued to redefine creativity. Speaking at Sónar+D, Robert Del Naja and the band’s ‘CTO’ Andrew Melchior discuss the connection between machine learning and creativity
The auction house has teamed up with the contemporary art magazine on a new exhibition showcasing every cover since it first launched in 1962