Exposure: Ada Marino
Ada Marino’s enigmatic photographs draw on symbols from her southern Italian heritage to explore themes of patriarchy and the emancipation of women
Celebrating all things photographic
Ada Marino’s enigmatic photographs draw on symbols from her southern Italian heritage to explore themes of patriarchy and the emancipation of women
A new monograph charts the photographer’s inclination towards documenting the everyday lives of the people that surrounded him
As the creative industry wrestles with the pros and cons of hybrid working, new office models are emerging to cater for a range of needs
In a volatile market, freelancing offers both opportunities and challenges. We talk to three creatives about how they are finding it out there right now
As many agencies struggle with hybrid working – or have abandoned it altogether – Mørning’s Lily Fletcher puts out a rallying cry for more radical solutions to the question of how we work
While brands have been obsessed with purpose in recent years, we have overlooked personal purpose, which can lead to a far more enriching working life, says creative coach Richard Holman
And does it matter if they are? We ask a range of creatives about whether the industry is oversaturated with generalists, why this might seem to be the case, and what is lost and gained
Photographer and filmmaker Lindsay Perryman took home the Judge’s Panel First Place with their evocative self-portrait image
The gravity-defying images in Constantine’s new book reveal the hedonistic dancefloors of Northern Soul nights all around England
The delectable candle range conjures popular drinks and sweet treats, all served in reusable diner mugs
At only 23, the LA-based photographer has already been producing imagery for half his life, using photos to document and digest his surroundings
The book coincides with his first major international exhibition, which is taking place at Les Rencontres d’Arles this summer