The Museum of Toronto’s summer initiative, The T.O. You Don’t Know, is a little different to your typical museum experience – ...

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The new identity for the music software company leans on the abstract aesthetics of Suprematism to embody creative freedom ...

First launched in 1999, the classic advert is treated to a British rework promoting Walkers’ cheese and onion crisps ...

Who is the right partner for your brand, an influencer or a creator? Probably both, says Hello’s Matt Roberts, but at ...

As illustration-led publishing grows, a new literary agency looks to represent a range of visual storytellers, from picture ...

The Minneapolis-based artist, designer and illustrator Nick Dahlen twists objects and bodies into curved, rhythmic artworks.

A new book offers some of the artist and designer’s advice for young creatives amassed over the course of his lengthy career At one time or another in the last 90 years, British artist David Gentleman ...

Brands have traditionally navigated social by following a set of prescribed rules. But there’s no ‘right’ format anymore, ...

The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable, produced in association with the National Theatre, was Punchdrunk’s biggest production to date, and took place in a vast disused postal sorting office in Paddington ...

Workplace equality organisation People Like Us has partnered with creative agency Worth Your While on a new campaign targeting the ethnicity pay gap in the UK, which recent research suggests is around ...

The Other Art Fair (TOAF) is, as the name would suggest, not your typical art fair. Founded by a group of “creative thinkers, game changers and pleasure seekers”, it looks to subvert art world ...