Photography is in crisis – what happens next?
A paradigm shift in photography is upon us. Gem Fletcher examines how we got here and the strategies and mindset shifts we need to survive it
Celebrating all things photographic
A paradigm shift in photography is upon us. Gem Fletcher examines how we got here and the strategies and mindset shifts we need to survive it
CR speaks to photographer and artist Charlie Engman who has been using AI to find new ways of thinking about imagery and representing our physical world
The culture wars are seeing diversity initiatives come under attack, but creative agencies are making tangible steps towards improvement, says Asad Dhunna, founder of the Unmistakables. We asked him what comes next
The Spring 2024 issue of the magazine dives headfirst into the technologies shaping creativity and culture, as well as how brands and agencies can manage handling the past while readying themselves for the future
Watch out Gen Z, there’s a new generation in town, with a whole new set of expectations of how the world should be. Here’s a snapshot of what brands need to think about to get ahead
Gem Fletcher talks to the photographer about her process, in which she works with family members to examine their complex relationships, challenging all participants to face up to uncomfortable truths
We speak to curator Holly Hay about working with the late photographer on a digital retrospective of his work, plus what the experience has taught her about blockchain’s broader potential
In his new book, the Swedish photographer elevates the everyday through a mix of analogue techniques
In a new book by Hoxton Mini Press, Clark’s images of holiday makers from 1968 to 1985 have been compiled by his son Jake Clark in a celebration of sun and nostalgia
Just over a decade since his death, the UK’s largest exhibition of Leiter’s work showcases his significant contributions to street and colour photography
Shot over seven years, the Northern Irish photographer’s O Novo Rio series draws a number of parallels between the city’s queer community and his own upbringing during The Troubles
A new exhibition and zine published by WeTransfer unearths previously unseen photos Jonze took of the musician in the summer of 1995, just before they collaborated on her seminal music video It’s Oh So Quiet