As part of our 40th birthday celebrations, CR is revisiting the alumni from our Creative Futures scheme, which ran for nearly 30 years. Here, we profile LA-based artist David O’Reilly, an alumnus from Creative Futures’ Class of 2008
Jeremy Deller’s art has delighted the public and the art world alike for decades. As part of our Creative Heroes series for our 40th birthday, we talk to Deller about what inspires him, and how his work has evolved over the years
As Manchester International Festival prepares to open new venue The Factory, it’s giving people the chance to virtually tour the OMA-designed building, which is being recreated on an island inside Fortnite Creative
No major magazine birthday is complete without a list, so as part of Creative Review’s 40th celebrations, we’ve picked out 40 significant moments from across both high and low culture that we feel have shaped the work that is produced by our audience today
For almost 30 years, Creative Review ran a scheme called Creative Futures, celebrating the best and brightest new talent entering the industry. Here, we talk to 1990 alumna Marion Deuchars about how her career has developed
Papercut artist and model maker Ellie Sampson explains the challenges of making mini buildings and why her tiny take on architecture offers a kind of escapism that the real world doesn’t
To remind the UK of the 72 people that died in the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, Justice4Grenfell and BBH have persuaded newspapers to donate a column inch dedicated to the victims’ names
Everything from Heinz ketchup and mayonnaise to tins of Alphabetti now come under a new masterbrand devised by JKR
New iOS app Wordilly lets users generate instant typographic imagery for social media, choosing lettering from Fontsmith’s library of typefaces
As sales of the classic novel soar, we look at the visual heritage of The Plague, and the recurring symbols that have been used to sell the book
As brands and agencies get to grips with the new reality of producing ads in lockdown, CR investigates the challenge of homemade advertising and the ways it might change the industry in the long run
FutureBrand has overhauled Coutts’ visual identity, replacing its “unapproachable” image with branding that emphasises its family and historical roots