The social-first content platform has launched a creative agency, Rad Studio, which is offering luxury brands real-time insights into how Gen Z think, look and feel...
Why the brands of the future need to flex faster than culture
Safe, static brands are forgettable ones, says Landor’s Teemu Suviala. Instead, the most valuable brands are data-powered living systems that thrive in uncertainty and are designed as multi-sensory and audacious beings...
Royal Albert Hall unveils bold new identity
The Royal Albert Hall has revealed a brand refresh designed to reflect its status as one of London’s most iconic – and modern – landmarks. Global consultancy Brandpie, which crafted the venue’s visual identity in 2014, have returned, collaborating with the Hall’s in-house team to evolve the look for a digital-first, diverse audience while celebrating its 150-year heritage. Source...
Wes Anderson: The Archives exhibition is a cinematic wonderland
It’s hard to think of a filmmaker working today whose artistic sensibilities, idiosyncratic as they are, have become more closely woven into the fabric of popular culture than Wes Anderson. And yet his meticulous, highly stylised cinematic worlds are nothing if not the sum of their constituent creative parts. Anderson is acutely aware of this – so it came as...
Exposure: Bettina Pittaluga
Talking to Gem Fletcher, Pittaluga reveals her photographs are informed by her background in sociology and a desire to explore the power dynamics that exist in the world...
Meet the Creative Review Annual Awards 2026 Jury Presidents
As the Creative Review Annual Awards return for another year, we’re thrilled to introduce the six creative heavyweights who will steer the judging panels as our 2026 Jury Presidents. Without further ado… Advertising: Franki Goodwin, chief creative officer at Saatchi & Saatchi, is an award-winning creative and filmmaker whose notable recent work includes campaigns for Subway… Source...
Shaping Prince’s visual world
Notoriously protective of his image, Prince chose his collaborators carefully. As Around the World in a Day celebrates its 40th anniversary, creative director Laura LiPuma and artist Doug Henders reflect on working with a cultural icon...
Limited-edition Greenpeace coffin lets you protest from beyond the grave
Greenpeace’s new campaign is aimed at baby boomers with an appetite for activism. While it has sometimes been assumed that there is a generational divide on environmental issues, according to recent research conducted by Greenpeace and Savanta, 62% of baby boomers “worry about the world future generations will inherit”. Moreover, 65% think it’s important to keep fighting for the planet...
Cash App brings people together in new film series
US-based financial services platform Cash App, long known as a market disruptor, has once again tapped into its down-to-earth spirit for a new series of short adverts. Focusing on real users of the platform, the films explore the connections we forge every day with the people around us, and the role that Cash App can play in these communities. For...
Noel Fielding on painting his hero Syd Barrett
Half a century after its release, Wish You Were Here still feels like the emotional core of Pink Floyd’s mythology – a record haunted by the absence of founding member Syd Barrett, the childhood friend whose mercurial, era-defining brilliance shaped the band before slipping beyond their reach. It was Barrett’s departure from the band in 1968, following his now well-documented...
How Tony’s Chocolonely keeps purpose at its core
Nicola Matthews, UKI head of marketing for the chocolate brand, talks to CR about how they’re using creativity to fight exploitation, rising cocoa prices and attitudes towards high sugar foods...
Riso Club features world-renowned designers in special 100th issue
Since 2017, Glasgow-based independent print studio Risotto has championed the art of risograph through frequent releases of work by artists around the world. Each month, the Risotto team chooses four risographic artworks to be sent to collectors and art students in over 40 countries. Having now featured the work of more than 400 artists, Risotto has reached an impressive milestone:...

