Vancouver Island Brewing creates orca-inspired beer range
The Canadian brewery worked with agency One Twenty Three West on a range of beers designed to raise awareness and funds for endangered orcas
Channel 4 continues moon landing celebrations with real-time livestream
The broadcaster is airing a six-day livestream reconstructing the historic Apollo 11 mission, in celebration of 50 years since the eagle first landed
Why is 90s cinema overlooked?
BFI Southbank’s new film season celebrates the 90s, which remains one of the most under-appreciated decades in cinematic history – even though it produced some of the most defiant, political films of our time
Photographer Chris Maggio on the complexities of humour
What at first seems like satire in Chris Maggio’s photography is actually a warm look at his American homeland. CR talks to him about the witty photographers that have influenced him and the hidden complexities of humour
KFC ends all merch wars by creating its own bucket hat
Is it a bucket? Is it a hat? W+K Amsterdam has teamed up with KFC Russia on the new streetwear accessory that nobody asked for but we’re glad is here
Ken Grant’s photobook pays homage to the Merseyside docklands
Renowned for his insightful portrayals of Liverpool, Ken Grant’s new photobook casts a retrospective glance over the Merseyside docklands and the people of Bidston Moss – a former landfill turned nature reserve
A new exhibition is tracing the rich history of rave culture
Sweet Harmony: Rave | Today unites some of the scene’s most prominent photographers and artists, as part of an AV experience at the Saatchi Gallery in London charting its roots and legacy
New Penguin Classics ads pay homage to old favourites
As part of its new Happy Reading campaign, Penguin Classics gives centre stage to timeless reads that are ripped, worn, scribbled-on – and much-loved
Wellcome photo show tells visual stories of health, medicine and science
A new exhibition is showcasing this year’s winners and shortlisted entries of the Wellcome Photography Prize, which carefully and creatively broaches wide-ranging themes around healthcare
Natalie Foss on her mystical, 70s-inspired illustrations
Illustrator Natalie Foss blends mystical emblems and patterns in her work, earning commissions with indie mags and leading publications alike. CR talks to her about freelancing and pushing herself beyond her comfort zone
Desigual flips logo to show that Forwards is Boring
Stepping away from a sea of uniform brand logos, Desigual literally does a 180 as part of a new rebrand in collaboration with We Are Pi
So you want to be a… window dresser
For 12 years, Paul Symes led the eye-catching window displays at Fortnum & Mason. We speak to the creative consultant and former Head of Visual Presentation about the best route into window dressing and the importance of thinking in 3D