Elton John, via a competition held with YouTube, AKQA and Pulse Films, has commissioned videos for three of his classic songs from the 70s: Tiny Dancer, Benny & The Jets and Rocket Man. And they’re all great.
Created using an Olivetti typewriter, Houédard’s abstract typewritten works receive their first significant exhibition in decades
As the third edition of Photo London gets under way at Somerset House (it runs until Sunday 21) we pick five things you shouldn’t miss if you visit
Illustration agency Jelly and #TurnUp are asking creatives to use their skills to inspire young people to vote in next month’s general election
Amsterdam photography museum Foam’s new exhibition showcases 24 inspiring image makers under 35
Two exhibitions of the work of artist and graphic designer Franco Grignani open in June and July, bringing his optical experimentation to the UK for the first time in nearly 60 years
Maisie Cousins explores the visual politics of female beauty in her debut solo exhibition at TJ Boulting
London director Gundeep Anand is hoping to bring communities together through street football tournament The Last Stand
We’re excited to announce that Creative Review will be launching a complete, searchable online archive of all past print issues dating back to the very first one in 1980. So for the first time ever, subscribers will be able to access the complete CR collection, all in one convenient place. We’re busy dusting off our […]
Reni Eddo-Lodge’s new book Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race examines white privilege and racism in modern Britain. We speak to designer Greg Heinimann about creating the book’s simple but powerful cover
June will see screenings across the country of Stefan Sagmeister’s feature-length documentary on the nature of happiness, beginning with a premiere in Sheffield
Creative Equals has teamed up with Creative Social to launch #FutureLeaders – a six-month boot camp that aims to help female creatives develop their leadership skills
Each month we focus on one key part of society, from food or travel to entertainment, education or fashion, we ask one big question – how is creativity changing your world?