As a new retrospective opens at Tate Britain, the British photojournalist reflects on the sacrifices he made for his work, and casts doubt on how long photojournalism will survive
The Israeli illustrator’s work is instantly recognisable for his masterful use of negative space and clever take on current affairs. He discusses how it all began in the forests of Galilee, and why creatives shouldn’t be afraid of bringing about political change through their work
As Patrick Burgoyne prepares to step down after 20 years of Editor at Creative Review, he talks about his career at CR, and reflects on the ways journalism and the creative industries have changed in the past two decades
We speak to Valencia-based artist Anges Ricart Gregori who has begun carving a niche for herself within the world of editorial illustration, creating visuals for the likes of Vice and The New Yorker
Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari’s biannual art magazine is much loved by the creative world for its seductively surreal imagery. We speak to the duo about the decision to set up shop together, and why a typical Toiletpaper shoot could be compared to an orgy
Distinctive literary title Zembla gave New York Times Magazine Art Director Matt Willey his first taste of the world of publishing
The newspaper explores the quirks of digital life around the world, in an animated piece that recreates WhatsApp in India, Google in China, and Cuba’s ‘el paquete semanal’
Our top ten most-read stories of the year include the World Cup, branding developments, Nike, Childish Gambino and a great ad idea involving crocodiles
It’s been a highly politicised year for editorial design, with everything from Facebook’s data controversies to – of course – Trump gracing the covers of magazines far and wide. We’ve teamed up with Coverjunkie to bring you our top ten covers of 2018
Two years after his election, Donald Trump is still a rich source of ridicule for magazines, and never more so than when he’s the cover star
After 20 years as Editor, Patrick Burgoyne will be leaving CR in February. Our current Managing Editor, Eliza Williams, will take over
The 40s saw many challenges and celebrations for the magazine, from slimming down its issues due to the rationing during World War Two to the launch of long-standing programmes including Woman’s Hour and Desert Island Discs
