Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
As it continues to wage war against the rest of the smartphone market, Google has released another spot that positions the competition as boring and unimaginative, and the Pixel as a clever, category-leading device. The spot, developed by Google Creative Lab and directed by creative duo Matias & Mathias, depicts other smartphones out there as vanilla ice cream – often...
In our fevered political climate, unexpected culture wars, fuelled by bots, can break out at any moment, even over something as seemingly benign as a logo redesign. What impact is this having on creatives and designers, asks Ben Kay...
Titled Proximity, the exhibition features a wide array of work by McCoy, and in particular spotlights his artistic investment in the Merseyside area, which dates back nearly 50 years and has seen him document everything from suburban development to domestic realities. Having lived in the area for most of his life, the county’s villages, towns and cities, as well as...
The best brand collabs tend to come about when each brand has its own clear voice but they can come together in a way that makes them both shine. This is the case with this new project for kids at Baoshan No 2 Central Primary School in Shanghai, where Nike and Lego have installed a brightly coloured playground. Nike is...
Dirty Looks, a new exhibition in London, examines fashion’s complicated relationship with dirt and decay, and society’s changing ideas of beauty...
Launching with a fascinating book, the No Way Back project is a multi-platform initiative that brings together long-lost music and subculture journalism and photography...
At first glance, the artwork on view in Poster House’s latest exhibition is dazzling – sleek planes, swooping eagles, heroic figures rendered in bold colours and modernist forms. But beneath this elegant façade lies a darker story of coercion and control. Running in New York until February next year, The Future Was Then: The Changing Face of Fascist Italy traces...
Ten years on from the publication of his book on the miners’ strike, designer Craig Oldham reflects on its impact and the role it played in the wider campaign for an inquiry into one of its most infamous events...
Jo Zasloff has been a midwife for nearly 20 years, and though she’s always welcomed the curiosity children express around birth, she found there was little “age-appropriate material” around to explain what her role involves. Existing literature was “sweet but often outdated” or centred on a very narrow view of birth, so Zasloff has teamed up with designer Claudine Eriksson...
In a bid to further cement ChatGPT’s prominent place in our everyday lives, OpenAI has released its first major campaign for the popular AI chatbot. Following a much-anticipated Super Bowl ad earlier this year, which looked to position ChatGPT as one of humanity’s greatest inventions, this latest marketing venture instead grounds itself in the day-to-day realities of users. Source...
Jung von Matt CEO Peter Figge discusses the importance of recognising local culture and context amid the creative agency’s ongoing international expansion...
The Royal Society for Blind Children (RSBC) has partnered with creative agency Innocean Berlin on the release of a new app designed to improve access to audiobooks for visually impaired children. Bedtime Donations, which is available to download now on the App Store and Google Play, captures the voices of parents and caretakers as they read bedtime stories, and transforms...
