Panóptico de Actualidad Gráfica y Visual
Photofusion, a photography centre and gallery in London’s Brixton that supports emerging and mid-career artists, is currently hosting an exhibition of work by British photographer Jim A Mortram. Composed of images from his ongoing series Small Town Inertia, the show delves into over a decade worth of photographs taken by Mortram in his home of Dereham. Situated in Norfolk, the...
Stability is in the name for Gyroscope, a new cryptocurrency developed by FTL Labs. Much like the device that serves as its namesake, this new ‘stablecoin’ promises to be less susceptible to environmental changes than its predecessors. Gyroscope is being marketed as the answer to the convoluted and confusing world of decentralised finance (DeFi). But with many of us already...
As the cult online series airs on Channel 4, two of its creators discuss how they did it, which puppets are the worst to work with, and using «innate dread» as inspiration...
For the second talk in the Why Creativity Matters series we are looking at what a great in-house team looks like. While once a novelty, it has now become standard practice for brands to have in-house creative and design teams. But how do you structure these teams to benefit businesses the most? We will tackle this question, as well as...
From heading up marketing at Vice and Ladbible to recently founding his own media brand, Woo, Stephen Mai has made a name for himself by subverting industry norms...
Patagonia’s founder Yvon Chouinard has given away his company to save the planet: receiving wide applause in the process. Here, Brooklyn Brothers’ head of strategy Will Sansom asks if ‘stakeholder capitalism’ is now the new brand purpose...
Housed in a Grade II listed former railway engine shed in Chalk Farm, the Roundhouse has emerged as one of London’s best-loved arts venues over the last five decades, known as much for hosting world-famous musicians as putting on theatre and spoken word events. More recently, through its youth programme, the venue has also enabled fresh creative talent to take...
Designed by the Foundry Types in partnership with Studio Sutherl&, the London Fire Brigade’s new typeface looks back to the service’s lengthy history for inspiration, drawing on architecture, signage, fire engines, and the lettering seen on Victorian water pumps. The London Fire Brigade needed a typeface for certain touchpoints like its new shop and signage around its buildings… Source...
You might wonder why Creative Review, a magazine that has spent the last 40 years championing commercial creativity, is producing a podcast with a title like this. Naturally at CR we think creativity is vital – to business success and to help build a better society for everyone. However, it’s not easy making creative work, especially in a world where...
Heading up the marketing for Essity’s femcare division, Tanja Grubner has transformed Libresse into a purpose-led brand that has helped spearhead a cultural shift in the way we talk about women’s bodies...
Kathrein Privatbank is a private bank in Austria, aimed at helping its clients to better manage their finances and ultimately “better live their narrative”. To do so, it offers a highly personalised experience through its range of products and services. The company reached out to New York-based creative agency &Walsh to work on a rebrand that would position it as...
Authenticity can make the difference between a multi-million-pound art investment and that same purchase being worthless. In the age of fake news, any system that can guarantee the reliability and consistency of information about an artwork can prove invaluable. A relatively new concept in the world of tech, digital twinning is even newer in the art world – in short,...
