The killing of George Floyd has prompted demonstrations across the world and an outpouring of anger from across the creative industries against racism. Here, we collate some of the most powerful resources and responses
As we tentatively begin to emerge from lockdown, climate change activism group Extinction Rebellion asks us to evaluate what we are returning to
Following a national callout for submissions, The Nationwide Degree Show has selected work from 23 graduates to appear on outdoor ad sites in London, Glasgow, Manchester and Bristol
Full of seductively surreal imagery, the collaborative photobook ToiletMartin PaperParr is just the sort of escapism we need right now
From frontline workers turned cover stars to messages of hope, the pandemic has forced publications to rethink their covers in creative new ways. We speak to magCulture’s Jeremy Leslie and the Telegraph’s Kuchar Swara about the role of magazines in our current crisis
We speak to the people behind three mentoring schemes about why it is valuable for both emerging and senior creatives, how to get the most out of taking part, and why there’s never been a better time than now to give it a go
The Australian photographer’s intimate series, Behind Glass, captures the “lightness and darkness” of parenting during lockdown
The CEO of Creative England and the Creative Industries Federation talks to us about the disciplines worst hit by the Covid-19 crisis, why the system has never fit the creative sector, and why we need to address the present before heading into the future
The Nationwide Degree Show is offering art and design graduates – who are left with no regular degree shows this year due to coronavirus – the chance to see their work displayed on billboards across the UK
Creatives including Jeremy Deller and Akinola Davies have contributed non-coronavirus related artworks to the new book, with all the proceeds going to the Royal College of Nursing Foundation’s Covid-19 support fund
Barry Lewis’ new book takes a nostalgic look back at Britain’s most famous holiday resort in the 1980s
CR speaks to four creatives about their relationship with religion and the role it plays within the different projects they work on