New set of posters for Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch released
The set of 12 posters showcase the film’s many, many stars and builds anticipation for the movie’s release, which was postponed for over a year due to the coronavirus pandemic
Christa Jarrold’s quirky animation explores sexual harassment via cannibalism
Jarrold’s short examines the history of sexual harassment in law by telling the story of a bizarre 19th century case which also showcases her bold illustration style perfectly
New photo exhibition explores public and private identity
Curated by Justine Kurland, I Belong to This explores “private rites and communal ritual”, and how these ideas correspond to our sense of identity and belonging
Farfetch collaborates with Magnum to create a fashion show of classic photography
The fashion brand invited musician FKA twigs, photographer Tyler Mitchell and architect/musician Carl Gerges, with support by writer and curator Antwaun Sargent, to choose images which represented timeless style
Marcus Rashford stars in new Google ad
Created by Uncommon, Google’s new campaign aims to emphasise how asking questions about difference can help bring us all closer together
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
A new show celebrates the work of graphic design pioneer E McKnight Kauffer
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum’s largest ever retrospective on the “poster king” highlights Kauffer’s belief that art should extend beyond galleries into daily life
Creative Review hosts a day at the Festival of Marketing
Themed on Creativity and Collaboration, the CR day at FoM will include insights from Unilever, Essity, TK Maxx, Ace & Tate and more, plus panel discussions exploring everything from budgets to long-term brand thinking
A history of London as told by its shopfronts
New book London Shopfronts, published by Hoxton Mini Press, offers a photographic guide to some of the capital’s most striking independent retailers, old and new, and reveals how style and uniqueness remain crucial for attracting customers
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
Tyler Mitchell looks closer to home in new series
A string of new exhibitions includes the photographer’s new project, Dreaming in Real Time, which examines the nuances of space in the American South
French brand Distance dares runners to break Paris speed limit in ads
Photos from actual speed cameras record the runners as they break Paris’ new 30km speed limit now in place across the city
CALM launches bright and bold branding in the fight against suicide
The suicide prevention charity has also launched a new ad campaign to coincide with the rollout of its plucky new branding designed by Output
World Suicide Prevention Day animation aims to share hope
BAFTA-winning Blue Zoo Animation Studio has created the powerful short film to help people recognise the signs of when people are struggling and encourage them to find help
New campaign from charity Frontline19 highlights PTSD in frontline workers
An emotive film and print campaign aims to emphasise the long term effects that the pandemic has had on key workers, and how the public can show their support
Scouts introduces new programme Squirrels, with branding by Supple Studio
Aimed at four-five year-olds and focused on areas of the UK that have been particularly affected by the pandemic, Squirrels is the first new Scouts programme for 35 years
Enikő Eged on creating her own visual language
The illustrator’s work contrasts abstract shapes with intertwined figures – here she talks about her digital process and why she wants to experiment more
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
Kate Prior creates crisp illustrations for Earl of East’s air fresheners
The illustrator imagined “everyday scenes, smells and sounds” for the homeware brand’s new range of place-inspired scents
Riposte’s latest project looks at what it means to be English today
Borrowing its title from an essay by George Orwell, England Your England examines contemporary English culture via an exhibition and limited edition zine
Women’s Aid spoofs fashion ads to highlight coercive control
A new campaign for the charity by Engine Creative uses fashion-style ads to illustrate controlling behaviour in a relationship
Three friends swap heads in Job, Joris & Marieke’s amusing animation
A spin on the classic body swap trope, the CG animation is now online for the first time and explores the trials and tribulations of living someone else’s life
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
The Photography Annual 2021: Last chance to enter!
We have extended the deadline for entries to the 2021 edition of Creative Review’s leading photography awards scheme. The final deadline is now September 10