Our October 2016 issue features an exclusive interview with Björk about her experiments with virtual reality, Shelter’s 50 years of campaigning for better housing, new thinking around age-neutral design and much more
Here’s our monthly roundup of interesting new magazines; one made by young Scottish creatives and another made by an online network of city enthusiasts
The animated New York Times Op-ed piece by Jay Z presents a compelling deconstruction of America’s failed ‘war on drugs’. We talked to co-director Kim Boekbinder about how it was made
Tall, awkward and skinny: no, not your average graphic designer but the spine, key to a book’s structural integrity, but a bugger to do anything interesting
This year, for the first time, CR’s Photography Annual is free to enter. Plus we have new categories for photobooks, exhibitions, brands and emerging talent
Design writer Angharad Lewis’ new book So you want to publish a magazine? offers an in-depth guide to launching a new publication. In this extract, Lewis talks to Marc Robbemond, a buyer at Amsterdam magazine store Athenaeum Nieuwscentrum
Our print issue this month takes the theme of Learning, with features on unlocking your creativity, workshops, exercises for you to try and the story of a new pub in Manchester built by the community
We’re back with our monthly roundup of interesting new magazines. Here’s a crowdfunded architecture review magazine designed by OK-RM and a printed quarterly that draws inspiration from Instagram
Launching a magazine can be a hugely rewarding venture. But it also takes a lot of hard work, determination and a solid business plan. Human After All’s Danny Miller, who co-founded Little White Lies and Weapons of Reason, offers some advice for getting started
British Journal of Photography CEO Marc Hartog recently raised £400,000 on Crowdcube. Here’s his advice on equity crowdfunding:
He was many things – a typographer, a designer, a picture editor, a writer, a collector. But, says Domenic Lippa, to me David King was one of the first designers to open my eyes to the power of graphic design
Creative Review’s beautiful new fully responsive website makes a host of archive content from our leading writers available for the first time and brings our digital presence in line with our recent print redesign
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