The cultural canon has been the subject of recurring debate over the years, but has taken on new significance in light of recent events. CR speaks to publisher Sold Out and photo editor and LISTO founder Sara Urbaez about why decolonisation should be a movement, not a moment
The artist has worked on a new site-specific work for the Imperial War Museum that exposes the scale and history of conflict through the medium of bombs
The 2020 edition of Creative Review’s leading photography awards scheme is ready to receive your entries. Deadline: August 21
The Outside Art Project will see King’s Cross partner with leading museums and galleries to put on a year-round programme of work by local and international artists
In another installment of our series of articles that asks creatives what needs to change about their industry, Emily Stein considers the importance of human connection in her work
Pentagram partner Eddie Opara and his team have worked on the design for new book Dawoud Bey: Two American Projects, which features the photographer’s conceptual images of collective memory
University of Arts London is launching a graduate showcase of work from across its six colleges, as well as a virtual events series on the challenges facing the creative industries, and the role of the arts in addressing societal and cultural issues
The magazine’s new chocolate-themed issue comes with *actual* chocolate for the ultimate meta reading experience. Here, editor and art director Anna Broujean tells CR why food’s social and cultural influence goes far beyond the plate
The exhibition of Gordon Parks’ work in London aims to reposition him as more than a photojournalist, and instead as an artist against social injustice
Framestore has teamed up with British Vogue to put a new spin on classic fashion photos, working with the magazine to model new collections onto decades-old images for its August 2020 issue. We speak to Framestore about bringing the project to life
Theo White’s new limited-edition art publication is brought to life by contributions from Edward Enninful, Campbell Addy, Liz Johnson Artur and Martin Parr, plus cover art by Ibrahim Kamara
Switching photo and video shoots for CGI could help brands dramatically reduce their carbon footprint. Here, Saddington Baynes CEO Chris Christodoulou and Creative Director Andy White explore how advertisers can embrace the potential of digital imagery