Production designer and repeat Safdie Brothers collaborator Sam Lisenco talks to us about gaining trust in Manhattan’s insular Diamond District, reinforcing Adam Sandler’s character through design, and how the film became a love letter to a disappearing New York
The band has transformed its website into a treasure trove of live footage, music videos, artwork and merch – complete with your very own downloadable library card
The French photographer has released a new book, Moods in a Room, which blends her early paintings, art history references and photographic cuttings
The annual creative conference returns to Cape Town from February 26 – 28, celebrating 25 years with speakers including Pentagram partner Sascha Lobe, design guru Debbie Millman, graphic artist Patrick Thomas, and more
The project, titled Tallawah, is a collaboration between photographer Nadine Ijewere and hair stylist Jawara, who together explore their personal and shared experiences of Jamaican identity
East Ended places the area’s chaotic backdrops in dialogue with locals and visitors alike – all captured in Dougie Wallace’s trademark paparazzi style
Esports have rapidly evolved into a billion dollar industry, but it’s still often deemed the “wild west” for brands. We speak to experts from Copa90 and 72andSunny Amsterdam about why it’s such a complex landscape, and what potential opportunities and pitfalls brands need to look out for
The Wallace and Gromit animators lend their instantly recognisable style to a new Greenpeace ad, which drives home the various threats facing a family of turtles voiced by Olivia Colman, Helen Mirren and more
Five years after the campaign first launched, This Girl Can returns with a new ad showing a fuller picture of exercise and sport – cramps, childcare, eye rolls and all
Darcy Prendergast’s new animation comes in direct response to the Australian bushfire crisis in Victoria and NSW, and calls on those in power to save the future
The Dutch street photographer’s first UK solo exhibition underlines the connections between us all, as shown across 750 images studying the passers-bys of Bristol
The fashion mag has opted out of photoshoots for its January 2020 issue, instead commissioning illustrators to create covers and visuals for features as a more sustainable option