Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
An exhibition in Italy is bringing together over a decade’s worth of works by Irish photographer Richard Mosse, from his 2010 video piece Quick to his most recent photo series, Tristes Tropiques, shot in the Amazon in 2020. Mosse took up photography in the early 2000s, capturing scenes in Bosnia, Kosovo, Gaza and the US-Mexico border. He later created two...
Having been nominated for a British Podcast Award, Karen Whitehouse and Lauren Kilby, producers of Who Shat On The Floor At My Wedding?, talk to CR about how to make a successful podcast on your own The post What goes into making a successful indie podcast? appeared first on Creative Review....
We speak to three photographers to get their insights into the ethics of travel photography, their personal approaches to imagemaking, plus what makes for a good travel image The post What makes a compelling travel photo today? appeared first on Creative Review....
We speak to three photographers to get their insights into the ethics of travel photography, their personal approaches to imagemaking, plus what makes for a good travel image The post What makes a compelling travel photo today? appeared first on Creative Review....
We speak to three photographers to get their insights into the ethics of travel photography, their personal approaches to imagemaking, plus what makes for a good travel image The post What makes a compelling travel photo today? appeared first on Creative Review....
We speak to three photographers to get their insights into the ethics of travel photography, their personal approaches to imagemaking, plus what makes for a good travel image The post What makes a compelling travel photo today? appeared first on Creative Review....
We speak to three photographers to get their insights into the ethics of travel photography, their personal approaches to imagemaking, plus what makes for a good travel image The post What makes a compelling travel photo today? appeared first on Creative Review....
Does your creative process sometimes feel chaotic? If you and your team are putting in too many extra hours to get a project over the line, the risk of burnout is real – and the work will inevitably suffer as a result. Fortunately, there’s plenty you can do to streamline how you work and get things back on track –...
Cover by Ella Garrett Art directors from across the publishing company helped judge the award, which is now in its 15th year. They were joined by author Meera Syal – whose 1999 novel Life Isn’t All Ha Ha Hee Hee was one of the covers the students worked on – alongside a jury of creative directors, illustrators and graphic designers....
Written by Steve Brouwers, a creative director at ad agency Ads&Data in Belgium, the book features an eclectic collection of 44 interviews with creatives spanning art, design, advertising, and photography. Each reveal personal insights on a selection of topics, from how their childhood has influenced their work, to where they get ideas and inspiration, to failure and fears. Included are...
During lockdown, Marina Willer and Stuart Watson turned their house into a home for painting, doodling, monster-making and music. Here they talk about being creative as a family, and why making work for pure pleasure is essential The post Marina Willer and Stuart Watson on ‘aimless’ creativity appeared first on Creative Review....
Penguin Modern Classics has published three books by the Italian novelist and translator Antonio Tabucchi, who died in 2012: Requiem: A Hallucination; Pereira Maintains: A Testimony; and Little Misunderstandings of No Importance and Other Stories. Tabucchi is best known for his 1994 novel Pereira Maintains, which Philip Pullman described as “the most impressive novel I’ve read for years … truly...
