Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
David Jon Walker is an assistant professor of graphic design at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee, as well as principal of Rhealistic Design, a small design consultancy that specializes in special events for nonprofits and partners with small minority marketing agencies to help build their portfolios. He’s also one of 12 designers featured in Black, Brown + Latinx...
Félix Gonzalez-Torres. Política de la relación se inaugura en el MACBA (Barcelona) ante gran expectación sobre la que puede resultar una de las exposiciones de la temporada. La retrospectiva quiere reivindicar la figura del influyente artista norteamericano, examinando sus conexiones con el contexto español, americano y caribeño. Esta nueva lectura del legado de Gonzalez-Torres explora temáticas recurrentes en su carrera,...
Más de 5.000 fotografías de Antoni Campañà (Arbúcies, 1906-Sant Cugat del Vallès, 1989) estuvieron ocultas hasta que su familia las encontró en 2018 en su residencia de San Cugat del Valles. Estas imágenes, conocidas como “la caja roja”, son un retrato de la Guerra Civil. De gran relevancia artística, cultural e histórica las fotografías nos desvelan la cotidianeidad de una...
The No Waste Challenge presented by What Design Can Do and the IKEA Foundation is now open for submissions! You can submit your work until April 20th, 2021. This January, WDCD an international organization that uses the power of design and creativity to transform society, launched the No Waste Challenge. This new global design competition is tackling the massive problem of...
Los diseñadores italianos Alessandro Stabile, Carolina Martinelli y Vittorio Venezia presentan 1:1, una silla de plástico moldeado cuyo vuelo estético y fondo conceptual la postulan para ser «aquella hermosa silla de plástico». Vamos primero con la apariencia. De líneas precisas, esenciales, llama… La entrada Aquella hermosa silla de plástico. La visión de Stabile, Martinelli y Venezia apareció primero en Experimenta....
La agencia británica lleva más de dos años trabajando en una nueva identidad visual y en un nuevo nombre para uno de los zoológicos más importantes del planeta. Para acceder a este post iniciar sesión Iniciar Sesión Regístrate...
There is an inherent nostalgia to Jazz Grant’s work, which has resonated with audiences and globally renowned clients at a time when the world has been forced to retreat indoors. For creatives as much as anyone else, the past year has presented an occasion to comb through materials and memories, whether archives of work or old home videos and photos....
There is an inherent nostalgia to Jazz Grant’s work, which has resonated with audiences and globally renowned clients at a time when the world has been forced to retreat indoors. For creatives as much as anyone else, the past year has presented an occasion to comb through materials and memories, whether archives of work or old home videos and photos....
There is an inherent nostalgia to Jazz Grant’s work, which has resonated with audiences and globally renowned clients at a time when the world has been forced to retreat indoors. For creatives as much as anyone else, the past year has presented an occasion to comb through materials and memories, whether archives of work or old home videos and photos....
Rachel Seidu’s first introduction to photography happened at her local church when she was about 16 years old. They wanted volunteers to take pictures, but the training was minimal. “We were trained to click the shutter, just that, we weren’t taught to understand the camera or anything,” she says. “But since then I started telling all my friends I was...
Now owned by Heineken, Eichhof has been brewing beer in the Swiss city of Lucerne for over 185 years, and still has strong links with its home region. Heineken tasked Pearlfisher with evolving the Eichhof brand and its 13 different varieties for a global market. “Eichhof is legendary in the Central Switzerland region but its current aesthetic was inconsistent and...
CR speaks to three portrait photographers about why they were drawn to the art form, and the importance of trust and collaboration when working with a subject The post Why portrait photography is all about trust appeared first on Creative Review....
