Featured Artist John Gibbs
Artist and sculptor John Gibbs works with an unusual material—cardboard. Enjoy his amazingly creative portfolio.
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Creative Burnout and Mental Health
It’s becoming common to hear the terms “creative” and “burnout” used together in the same sentence. Mental health is indeed crucial for any creative process – which can be both thrilling and exhausting. For artists, designers, writers, and other creatives, the constant pressure to innovate, meet deadlines, and maintain productivity often comes at the expense…
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Why hot new Belfast studio Allies is bringing back the rock ‘n’ roll spirit to design
With its fearless attitude and collaborative approach, Allies is challenging the design industry to rediscover its creative edge.
In a renovated print works in central Belfast, something exciting…
Janiva Ellis: Fear Corroded Ape @ Carpenter Center for Visual Arts, Cambridge, Massachusetts
In preparing for her exhibition at the Carpenter Center, Oakland-born, NYC-based Janiva Ellis reengaged with paintings that had remained unfinishable in her studio for years, floating in and out of her consciousness. The artist has called these “dust bunny ideas”—hard-to-resolve paintings that settle into corners of her studio to be continuously reworked, with long breaks in between. As a result, much has changed in the world during their long gestation. Fear Corroded Ape asks what it means to assemble a group of “unresolvable” images.
Hajime Sorayama: Light, Reflection, Transparency
NANZUKA ART INSTITUTE is pleased to present Hajime Sorayama’s solo exhibition, Light, Reflection, Transparency—a major retrospective showcasing the artist’s most significant works, spanning nearly half a century, from the late 1970s to the present.
Pentagram rebrand of Zeff reshapes the future of sustainable design
With a meticulous identity by Pentagram, Zeff — the Bristol-based creator of the world’s first 100% recycled and recyclable recycling bin — is ready to bring its design-led sustainability to homes…
Elrow and Codea Studio take partygoers on an intergalactic trip with retro-futuristic campaign
The global entertainment powerhouse teams up with Codea Studio for a larger-than-life campaign that blends space opera spectacle, playful parody, and Elrow’s signature brand of chaos.
For a brand…
DL Alvarez “Dormmagory” @ GGLA
GGLA is proud to present Dormmagory, Los Angeles-based artist DL Alvarez’s premiere solo exhibition in Los Angeles and with the gallery. The exhibition’s title is an amalgamation of the Italian “Dormire”, to sleep, and the non-gender specific name Magory, meaning knowledgeable and inventive. The combination of the two suggests a kind of sleeping knowledge: an emotional, intuitive or even subconscious intelligence. Relating to this idea of the subconscious, Alvarez crafts drawings whose source imagery is pulled exclusively from textbooks and yearbooks from the latter half of the 20th Century. Stripped of context, the images become a non-linear fever dream of graphite and colored pencil on paper, exploring themes of nostalgia, togetherness, absurdity and the abject.
The best new typefaces for March 2025 from leading foundries and designers
From architectural inspirations to groundbreaking accessibility solutions, this month’s releases demonstrate typography’s remarkable ability to bridge form, function and cultural expression.
Hoora…
After Weeks of Protests, Brooklyn Museum Unions Avert Layoffs
The museum will offer voluntary separation options or retirement as alternatives for its controversial plan to cut 47 staffers.