Should you always love your job?
When it comes to work, it’s often a complicated relationship. CR investigates how you know when the spark of love for your job is gone, and what it takes to get the magic back
Surviving and thriving as partners in life and work
Mixing business and pleasure isn’t always a bad idea – in fact, some swear by it. We speak to three creative couples about the unparalleled benefits that this kind of relationship can bring, how to avoid disasters and the value of letting go of barriers
Design Indaba finalises speakers for “solutions-driven” anniversary edition
Returning to Cape Town from February 26-28, the annual design conference has completed its 2020 line-up with new speakers from Google Creative Labs, adam&eveDDB, Led by Donkeys and more
A love letter from photographer Sophie Mayanne
In a new series for CR, we’re asking artists and creatives to talk about the people or pieces of work that have most inspired them. Here, Sophie Mayanne – who created Mothercare’s Body Proud Mums campaign – pays tribute to her mum
Dazed redesigns for a new era
Dazed magazine has a brand new look for 2020, with new typefaces, more flexible layouts and sustainable paper stock. We talk to art director Jamie Reid and designer Eva Nazarova about the thinking behind it – and how the youth culture title is changing with the times
Shooting sex: how to make art, not porn
When it comes to sex, how do photographers and directors capture intimate moments without making porn? We explore the challenges creatives face when documenting explicit content
How Unporn is improving the way we talk about sex
Unporn is a free-to-use collection of images that aims to make it easier to communicate taboo subjects. CR talks to the team behind it
The CR Podcast Episode 31: The best and worst of Catherine Hyland
Photographer Catherine Hyland sits down with CR editor Eliza Williams in her east London studio, to talk about the highlights and lowlights of her career so far
The fashion exhibition reframing the power of bootlegging
Curated by Anastasiia Fedorova, The Real Thing is making a case for designer rip offs as an artistic tool for examining authenticity, consumption and societal structures
Jeremiah Dine scatters cinematic moments among the everyday
The photographer’s new book Daydreams Walking offsets the mundane with dramatic scenes of a starkly lit New York
How to ask for a raise
In her latest column, our agony aunt Anna Higgs tackles an age-old challenge: how to ask your boss for more money
Photographs by the late Peter Lindbergh offer a glimpse into his vision
Shortly before his untimely death, Lindbergh curated his first ever exhibition. On show now at the Düsseldorf Kunstpalast, an accompanying book gives further insight into his creativity