A new London billboard campaign is spotlighting Black art
The outdoor project run by Tanaka Saburi is showcasing artworks by twelve contemporary visual artists around London
D&AD announces New Blood ones to watch 2020
The annual festival launches its digital edition with a showcase of student work across graphic and communication design, advertising, illustration and animation
Time’s poignant new cover declares ‘America Must Change’
The magazine’s new double issue addressing racism in the USA features five evocative works by Atlanta-based artist Charly Palmer, including a commissioned portrait of a child showing the injustices on her mind
Olafur Eliasson’s new app lets kids morph into the environment
The artist’s new AR project Earth Speakr sees children around the world transform into plant life, plastic bags and other inanimate objects as they share their thoughts about the environment
Creative network Fuse is pushing for inclusivity in the creative industries
A year after founding Manchester-based creative network Fuse, designer Jaheed Hussain is expanding its horizons and striving for representation further afield
Creative Heroes: Tyler Mitchell
Tyler Mitchell is renowned for his captivating film and photography work. Here, as part of our Creative Heroes series for our 40th birthday celebrations, Mitchell talks to us about his career milestones and his journey so far
Aux zine keeps prisoners thinking creatively
Prison-affiliated music label InHouse Records took on the challenge of launching a zine during lockdown, with the aim of keeping prisoners engaged and educated in a period of uncertainty
Manchester School of Art launches grad showcase with virtual event
The online showcase kicks off today with a livestreamed event, including a talk with artist Ryan Gander and a ‘remix’ performance from Mike England
OneFootball’s new identity flexes with the rhythm of the game
DesignStudio has created vibrant new branding for the football app, including an updated logo, a visual generator and a content strategy built around the idea of a ‘vibesmith’
Some Things Never Change: Diversity
Diversity and representation in the creative industries are very current topics, but take a journey through the CR archives and you’ll discover these are conversations that have been going on for decades. Which begs the question: how far have we really come in the past 40 years?
Creative Futures Revisited: Ed Holdsworth
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 senior compositor Ed Holdsworth, who was an alumnus from 2003
Tommy Jeans brand refresh channels an “optimistic” Americana spirit
The new look created by Design Studio aims to rekindle the brand’s modern, youth-focused edge, ditching the football field for Gen Z city-goers