Five photography practitioners and thinkers have released a timely new book that examines the different kinds of collaboration that go into photographs, raising important questions around authorship and authority
For our last episode in the current series of CR’s podcast Creativity Sucks! we’re discussing the state of creative education, and specifically how it can be changed for the better
The Ghanaian artist has photographed the calendar for its 60th year, showcasing the people who continue to innovate “in ways that almost defy time itself”
In András Ladocsi’s photographs, water acts as a connecting force to his past as well as an enduring theme in his present work, where he explores ideas of friendship, community, and freedom
Internships offer a chance for talent from different backgrounds to enter the advertising and production industry, but only if they are paid
The photographer weaves reality and fiction in his work until the two become blurred. Here, he talks to us about his process and maintaining creative integrity in commercial projects
With the help of AI tech, Salomé Gomis-Trezise creates images to reflect her experience of the world, her journey, and the obstacles she overcomes
A letter urging the government to boost funding for art and design subjects in state schools – or risk deepening class divides and talent shortages – has been co-signed by “concerned leaders” from Pentagram, JKR, Saatchi & Saatchi, Rockstar Games, and more
Guided by a ‘Tumblr mindset’, the Glaswegian photographer and director has taken the tangle of modern life and channelled it into his work
Familiar yet strange, Merlini’s photographs speak to the experience of dreaming, and the imagery we are presented with in this state
Despite catching the attention of much of the fashion world over the last few years, the self-taught photographer remains focused on developing his practice at his own pace
The Winter 2023 issue of Creative Review brings together profiles on 11 creatives who are rising up in the worlds of design, advertising, photography, illustration, and beyond, plus has advice and reflections about access to the industry