Featured Artist Julee Latimer
Artist Julee Latimer challenges conventional artmaking methods by weaving dried paint into textile sculptures.
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“John Giorno: a labour of LOVE” at Triennale di Milano
The exhibition explores various different forms of friendship, interaction and support within the world of culture through materials drawn from the extensive archives of the American artist John Giorno (1936-2019). A poet who had a profound impact and a performer with an imposing dramatic presence, Giorno spanned sixty years of history and culture—from the Beat
B&Q nails its value promise with new Leo Burnett campaign
The home improvement retailer’s new campaign blends cinematic craft with everyday charm to champion affordable DIY for all.
British retailer B&Q is focusing on affordability this Spring with ‘…
Anselm Kiefer’s Amsterdam Blockbuster Pits Art Against Despair
“Sag mir wo die Blumen sind” is a dyptich of a show at the Stedelijk and Van Gogh Museums in Amsterdam.
The Mechanical Age: Futura 2000 @ Eighteen Gallery, Copenhagen
Painterly atoms splitting. Doors to the multiverse ajar. No immediate beginning or end. Perpetual motion. Gears turning, interlocking, levitating. A transcendental surface. In and out of focus. Permanently ephemeral. A cosmic sensibility. So, Futura 2000’s solo exhibition, The Mechanical Age, opens with two striking red, white, and black sibling paintings, Sister and Brother, aerosol on primed canvas, which was executed in 2025.
Taxi Studio: The Bristol agency proving world-class design doesn’t need a London postcode
Founded in 2002 by three creatives with a shared vision, Taxi Studio has grown from a bold Bristol start-up into a globally recognised agency. With a new studio space, long-standing client partners…
Reimagining human connection through design: Lexus at Milan Design Week 2025
Creative Boom is on the ground in Milan to experience how the Japanese brand blends tradition, technology, and tactile design through its Black Butterfly concept and a new wave of emerging creators…
Peter Saville | Redefining Music in Graphic Design
Peter Saville, The Visual Mind Behind Factory Records When talking about Peter Saville’s graphic design, one cannot overlook his iconic work with Factory Records, the influential Manchester-based music label that helped shape post-punk and electronic music in the 1980s. Saville, a co-founder and the label’s in-house designer, crafted some of the most distinctive and memorable…
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This touching animation project marks 40 years of Ronald McDonald House in the Netherlands
The agency TBWANEBOKO recently teamed up with animation studio Ambassadors to create an ad celebrating Ronald McDonald House Charities’ work in The Netherlands over the last four decades. It’s a b…
Art Basel UBS Report Shows Cooling on Global Art Market’s High End: A Tale of Two Segments
The era of speculative buying appears to have yielded to a more measured, considered approach to collecting.