Discover this year’s MullenLowe NOVA Awards shortlist
The shortlist for the MullenLowe NOVA Awards 2019 has now been announced – and for the first time, the public can vote for a winner as part of the inaugural YourNOVA award
Illustrator Ushiki Masanori mixes discipline, diaries, sci-fi and Manga in his work
Ushiki Masanori’s project Visitors started life as a daily surrealist portrait diary, and has since travelled the world on clothing brands, in exhibitions and now, as a book
Bill Posters on deepfakes and transparency
Artist-researcher Bill Posters talks to CR about creating viral celebrity deepfakes, as well as the role of art in making complex topics relatable and the motivations behind Spectre, his new award-winning installation with Daniel Howe
BFI rediscovers long lost film by Bauhaus artist László Moholy-Nagy
A long lost experimental film by Bauhaus artist László Moholy-Nagy has been re-released 80 years after it was last screened in London
So you want to be a… flower designer
Rebel Rebel is the green-fingered duo behind Beyoncé’s floral headdress for Tyler Mitchell’s debut Vogue cover shoot, as well as the flowers in the final episode of Fleabag. We speak to its founders about why the flower game is worth the long hours and hard graft
teamLab on crafting fantastical digital worlds
The art collective equate themselves to a group of scientists carrying out an experiment. Here, they explain how they bring their interactive artworks to life, and why digital art can bring people together in a way that traditional art often can’t
Ian Weldon is not a wedding photographer
Forget fairytale portraits. Ian Weldon flips traditional wedding photography upside down in favour of hilarity, hideousness and hidden moments, as revealed in a new exhibition at the Martin Parr Foundation
Celebrating Britain’s vibrant history of linocut printing
Dulwich Picture Gallery’s new show spotlights the work of a group of artists from the Grosvenor School of Art during the inter-war period, who transformed everyday scenes such as public transport and sporting events into modernist artworks
So you want to be a… makeup artist
Marie Bruce has worked on campaigns for Kenzo and Prada as well as shoots for Pylot, i-D and Refinery29. We talk to her about learning her craft, starting out in the industry and the demands of the job
How the Look Again Festival is carving out a new creative community in Aberdeen
Now in its 5th year, Aberdeen’s visual arts and design festival Look Again is helping to create a new creative scene in the city, for locals and visitors alike
Winston Hacking on his curious collages
The Canadian artist and animator celebrates the unexpected in his eerie collages, GIFs and animated shorts. Here he talks to CR about what captivates him and the beauty of human error
Beyond The Road: where music and art meet
Music leads the way in an immersive exhibition from James Lavelle of UNKLE and Punchdrunk creatives Colin Nightingale and Stephen Dobbie
This year’s Dulwich Pavilion celebrates colour and multiculturalism
Created by architecture practice Pricegore and British-Nigerian designer Yinka Ilori, The Colour Palace features a bold geometric pattern formed of thousands of pieces of hand-painted timber
So you want to be an… AR artist
3D artist Ines Alpha has made a name for herself creating augmented reality makeup that plays on our fascination with filters. She tells CR why it’s a burgeoning creative discipline that’s increasingly in demand
How I Got Here: Andy Gent
We talk to puppet maker Andy Gent about working on Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs and Fantastic Mr Fox, and how stop motion animation is in a golden age, much to his surprise and delight
Pop Life: Keith Haring at Tate Liverpool
The forthcoming Keith Haring retrospective at Tate Liverpool is the first major UK exhibition dedicated to the politically active artist whose graphic line dominated public spaces in New York and around the world in the 1980s