Category: Art

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Marta Minujín (Buenos Aires, 1943) presents her first solo exhibition in Mexico in over twenty-five years. To Live in Art brings together a selection of historical and recent works that reflect her profound impact on the global art scene. For more than seventy years, Minujín has challenged and expanded the boundaries of contemporary art, participating in movements…

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present Back to School, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist duo Giorgiko. In Back to School, Giorgiko offers a series of eight new oil paintings that reflect on the childhood experience of school through a lens that is both nostalgic and perceptive. Drawing inspiration from their twin sons’ experiences entering…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock ChatGPT is going up a gear, and it’s going to be a wild ride; are you ready for the impact? Read on to discover what’s going to happen, and how to get the most out of it. You know ChatGPT, right? The chatbot that you’re broadly suspicious of, but you’ve…

Today, August 7th, V1 Gallery and Barry McGee have released a special series of prints to celebrate the artist’s exhibition, Nature Inside Me. The release of 10 new hand-pulled screen prints by McGee, crafted in Copenhagen in conjunction with his solo exhibition at V1’s Eighteen. The new prints take their departure in McGee’s expansive archive…

We talk to the illustrator behind this impressive new series of books designed especially for babies and toddlers. She’s won illustration awards, she’s collaborated with A-list children’s author Julia Donaldson, and now London-based artist Sharon King-Chai is riding high with an innovative series of her own. Mirror Magic has been created for infants and toddlers,…

Starting with tarot-inspired artworks, illustrator Scarlett Yang has begun a journey exploring the female identity in Chinese culture and beyond The roles women must play in society and the social pressures on them are under scrutiny in an incredibly rich and multi-layered creative project by the London-based book illustrator Scarlett Yang. It begins with her…

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Pilar Corrias is pleased to present Allus Do It Fer Thissen, a solo exhibition by James Owens. This exhibition forms part of Gallery 2, an occasional programme of exhibitions by non-represented artists at Pilar Corrias Conduit Street.

DixonBaxi’s co-founder shares his hard-won wisdom on building a studio that defines success on its own terms. Sick of social media? Creative Boom’s own network, The Studio, offers a refreshing alternative: a place for real conversations and actionable insights. Recently, our members enjoyed a lively talk by Simon Dixon, co-founder of DixonBaxi, who explored the…

As Manchester becomes the first UK city to partner with Barcelona’s iconic La Mercè Festival, designer Dave Sedgwick curates an ambitious design exhibition celebrating emerging talent, creative kinship, and a decade-long relationship between two industrial powerhouses. What began over a decade ago as an instinctive cultural exchange is about to take on a bigger stage.…

Air fryers, hanging egg chairs, and kayaks aren’t just flying off Aldi’s shelves; they’re landing on people’s skin thanks to a new range of temporary tattoos celebrating its most iconic middle aisle favourites. Few brands have inspired the kind of devotion that Aldi’s middle aisle manages to conjure. From viral air fryers to sell-out Pilates…

Need to update your portfolio? Or looking for your next challenge? Push yourself out of your comfort zone with our monthly creative prompts: Boom Briefs. You’ve been putting it off for ages, but finally, you’ve got round to updating your portfolio. But there’s a problem. As you scroll through your recent work, you’ve got this…

Fifteen years after helping launch the brand, Propaganda returns to Cloud Nine with a new positioning built around hair health, inclusivity and a quiet power, redefining what beauty looks like in a saturated styling market. In a beauty sector still dominated by glossy high-heat imagery and airbrushed perfection, Cloud Nine is taking a different approach.…

The globally renowned creative festival OFFF lands in Montréal this September, blending art, design, technology, and even winemaking in its most cross-disciplinary edition yet. International creative festival OFFF will launch its first-ever Montréal edition this September, bringing a global line-up of designers, artists and technologists to the city’s Société des arts technologiques (SAT) for two…

Playful films, a talking pony, and a familiar red phone… the insurer marks a new chapter with confidence, clarity, and a wink to its legacy. How would life feel if everything just… worked? That’s the question at the heart of Direct Line’s new brand platform, That’s How It’s Done – a bold, funny, and refreshingly…

Even though this show came down a few weeks ago, the Kasmin exhibition of new paintings by Alexis Ralaivao (b. 1991, France), Éloge de l’ombre (In Praise of Shadows),  in New York was a standout show this summer. This marked Kasmin’s second solo exhibition of Ralaivao’s work, and the first since announcing representation of the…

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As the institution celebrates 25 years, a rebrand by Pentagram’s Harry Pearce and team captures the soul of a place where drawing still matters… not just as a skill, but as a way of seeing, thinking and connecting. To mark its 25th anniversary, the Royal Drawing School has revealed a brand new visual identity, courtesy…

In celebration of its 10th anniversary, Fundación La Nave Salinas, a leading institution dedicated to showcasing contemporary art, is pleased to announce Picnic, a show of recent large-format paintings by artist Pedro Pedro (b. 1986). Opening on Saturday, August 16, 2025, the exhibition will be held at the foundation’s permanent space in Ibiza and will…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Straight from the horse’s mouth, these are the portfolio strategies that will actually land you jobs and win you clients. Stressed about finding work? Then forget social media and focus on your portfolio. Because while many creatives just slap something together and think that’s fine, it really isn’t. A portfolio…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock The current hype is mostly down to online safety laws, but there are plenty of legit reasons for creatives to use a VPN. VPN apps are in the news recently, and you may be wondering why. Well, let me explain. In the UK last Friday, new Online Safety Act requirements…

Photo: Upfest / Weston Wallz The street art festival Weston Wallz has genuinely improved the quality of life in Weston-super-Mare, and I think every town should have one. Ten years ago, if you’d told me that my little seaside town (pop: 80,000) would become one of the South West’s premier outdoor galleries, I’d have looked…

A delicate deconstruction of the economic and geopolitical systems that govern our world by South African artist Faith XLVII (previously featured here). “Venarum Mundi” uses discontinued currency, maps, and flags to literally weave together complex commentaries on value, borders, and the shifting forces that shape our global reality. Faith XLVII crafts intricately hand-sewn tapestries that…

The Hole is pleased to present Herbivore, the gallery’s summer group exhibition. This plant-forward show gathers artists whose works feature flora in all its forms: flowering, fruiting, sprouting and climbing. From succulents to spores, Herbivore considers why artists so often turn to the botanical world—what it represents, what it absorbs, and what possibilities it holds when figuration falters.

Image licensed via Alamy / dpa picture alliance England’s Euro 2025 victory offers us unexpected lessons as creatives. Let’s get something out of the way from the start: I’m not a football fan. And some will see people like me—who swoop in and pay attention when the national team is doing well, then lose interest…

Image licensed via Alamy / dpa picture alliance England’s Euro 2025 victory offers us unexpected lessons as creatives. Let’s get something out of the way from the start: I’m not a football fan. And some will see people like me—who swoop in and pay attention when the national team is doing well, then lose interest…

In this edition, part of our Work-Life Balance & Boundaries theme, we hear from Esther Fernandez, Gen Z copywriter, content creator, and mental health advocate at Made of Millions, about navigating burnout, managing online visibility, and the difference between going viral and making an impact. At just 24, Esther Fernandez has already built a powerful…

All photography by Alun Callender She’s turned corner shops and chemists into full felt dreamscapes – now the Sew Your Soul artist returns to London with her latest immersive exhibition, transforming a Mayfair gallery into a nostalgic, hand-stitched chippy. The possibilities of felt are endless when you consider what Lucy Sparrow has transformed over the…

Julian Pace: Courtside is on view at Sotheby’s Los Angeles, presenting an arresting series of large-scale paintings that celebrate the icons of basketball. Known for his distinctive use of exaggerated proportions and fluid linework, Pace captures the charisma and aura of legendary athletes in a style that is at once monumental and deeply personal. Through…

Minami Kobayashi Minami Kobayashi (b. 1989, Nagoya, Japan) lives and works in London. She studied at the Tokyo University of the Arts and School of the Art Institute, Chicago. Minami Kobayashi (b.1989 Japan) is a Japanese artist who is currently based in London. She makes figurative and oil paintings and sculptures which combine intimacy and…

The iconic actor fronts a new campaign for energy giant Vattenfall, promoting the unexpected perks of offshore wind farms, including seaweed snacks grown beneath the turbines. Yes, really. You’ve seen him take on snakes on planes, Sith Lords, and Tarantino scripts – but now Samuel L. Jackson is taking on… wind farms and seaweed snacks?…

The works in Richard Heller Gallery’s Emblematic Representation act as symbols, conveying deeper meaning beyond their literal appearances. From ancient cave paintings to modern emojis, humans have long utilized visual and gestural cues to express abstract ideas, emotions, and cultural values. Examining this phenomenon reveals a fascinating interplay of cultural context, shared understanding, and the innate human capacity…

In a cheeky twist on tradition, Škoda and FCB London are reclaiming crude race-route graffiti to shine a spotlight on women’s cycling, using roadside doodles as a platform to promote the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Every summer, as the Tour de France winds through mountain roads and countryside villages, it picks up more…

From Berlin to New York and back again, Studio Gruhl is making noise across the global creative scene. We spoke to founder Malte Gruhl about subcultural aesthetics, staying boutique by design, and why every project is a chance to leave something behind. Studio Gruhl doesn’t fit easily into a box, which is exactly how its…

The playwright, PR creative, Muay Thai fighter, and Cannes Gold Young Lion winner is building a career defined by grit, humour and a refusal to stay down. As she steps into her new role as associate creative director at Golin New York, she reflects on the industry’s cultural shifts, her love of creative tension, and…

Tasked with turning a niche motorsport into a global cultural force, Zag crafted a brand strategy and identity for the World Supercross Championship that’s as gritty, distinctive and fan-driven as the sport itself. Sport is a crowded business, and while global leagues like the NFL and Premier League enjoy billion-pound broadcast deals and cross-generational fandom,…

With Everybody’s in the Room, Galerie Judin proudly presents Ellen Akimoto’s second solo exhibition with the gallery – featuring, at its center, her most ambitious painting to date. Spanning twelve meters across six large-format panels, each increasingly spaced apart, this monumental work also lends its title to the show.

Brian Lotti’s Nightfalls is the artist’s first solo show at La Loma. The paintings are urban nocturnes, mysterious and fragmentary. Lotti’s paintings are meditations on the liquid Ambien haze of the city at night. He renders Los Angeles, and friends, in soft neon blur: the sodium burn of apartment windows, streetlights, lovers in recline. These are…

Industrial designer Piotr Woronkowicz steps into his role as Pentagram’s first product design partner in New York, bringing a tactile, intuitive, and sustainability-minded approach to an increasingly digital world. Pentagram’s partner appointments are always a moment of reflection on both the studio’s legacy and the industry’s direction. With the arrival of industrial designer Piotr Woronkowicz…

Muse Group – the company behind some of the world’s most popular music-making tools – has repositioned around the idea of the emotional power of creative expression. Muse Group might not be a household name, but if you’ve ever picked up a guitar, downloaded Audacity, or searched for sheet music online, chances are you’ve used…

London-based studio Wildish & Co. has developed a nuanced and distinctive identity for Linq, a new privacy-first app that enables users to control who sees their intimate images and when. A brand identity rarely has to carry the weight of a taboo, a safety issue, and a product feature all at once, but that’s exactly…

A show that just came down that we wanted to make sure we got your attention with was Sarah D’Ambrosio: Brooklyn, Berlin that was on view at MARCH in NYC this past month.

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Maja Ruznic describes her works on paper as “portals,” apertures inviting both the artist and the viewer into her fantastical worlds of morphing shapes, chimerical figures, and saturated color. Painted with acrylic-based gouache on raw Khadi paper, these works are an essential part of the artist’s practice: working small at the beginning of each day…

Under Neon Loneliness. Photography by Mary Wycherley @Two Cats In The Yard The Cardiff-based creative on controversial chickens, Tokyo dreams and keeping busy to stay sane. Mark James doesn’t like to sit still. He admits as much early on in our chat. “I find it hard to relax, my brain’s constantly on the go,” he…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Finding and chasing new clients is exhausting. Getting more work out of existing ones is much easier, more rewarding and more lucrative. Here’s how to go about it. Short of freelance work right now? I feel you. And it’s natural to think that the best way to respond is to…

Season of Victory, aka illustrator Linda Baritski, collaborated with LG Electronics Korea on the “Ground220” space in Seoul, South Korea The leading illustration agency has spent decades creating a four-continent presence that’s made it one of the biggest players in the market. We chatted to them to learn the secrets of their success. Forget the…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Even if you see AI as the enemy, you’d be daft not to use these tools to speed up your workflow. As creatives, we’re living in a sort of paradox. The same tech that threatens to wipe out our jobs is simultaneously offering unprecedented opportunities to save us time and…

Derek Eller Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Canadian artist André Ethier entitled Canned Heat. For his eighth solo exhibition at the Gallery, Ethier evokes a society of goblin men that exist in anxious movement apart from their implied idyllic homeland. Two fantastical landscapes provide a locale to which the…

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Sea View is pleased to present I Watch the Mountains Changing Colour, an exhibition of new paintings by German artist Heidrun Rathgeb. Rathgeb lives and works in southwestern Germany near Lake Constance and the mountain range of the Alps, a landscape that she often depicts in her work. Using small brushes and multiple layers of…

Perrotin Los Angeles is pleased to present an exhibition by internationally acclaimed Japanese artist, Aya Takano; the artist’s eleventh solo exhibition with the gallery. Titled, how deep how far we can go, the exhibition brings together new paintings, drawings, and installations that explore memory, ancestral consciousness, and the timeless connection between all beings–human and non-human alike.

In this edition, part of our Visibility & Representation theme, we speak with Adrienn Major, founder of production agency POD LDN, about self-promotion, mentorship, and the importance of creating space for small studios in industry conversations. Since founding POD LDN, Adrienn Major has quietly established a reputation for herself in the world of creative production,…

Koto Motion Director Santiago Avila explores how motion has evolved from an afterthought to a strategic necessity, why brands should invest in motion-first identities, and what the future holds for dynamic branding. It’s no secret that brand identities are no longer static. Motion has become a fundamental way brands communicate, engage, and stay recognisable across…

A new campaign from Lucky Generals and director Brad Lubin gives a cheeky cultural update to Asda’s iconic value promise, starring a Yorkshire-accented baby with plenty to say. For decades, “That’s Asda Price” has been a calling card for one of Britain’s best-known supermarkets, but in a retail world constantly evolving to meet customer expectations,…

With Boston Beer Company’s latest release, design agency Thirst has peeled back the noise to create a punchy, pulpy identity for a hard juice brand that invites drinkers to ‘squeeze the most out of life’. In the increasingly saturated world of ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages, Boston Beer Company and design studio Thirst have managed to bottle…

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Twenty years have passed since I first saw Paco Pomet’s work (Granada, 1970) in the wonderful Sala Rivadavia in Cádiz. Twenty years of teamwork, with all the emotions, the ups and the downs, he appeared just when he was most needed.

Megan Mulrooney is pleased to present Show Me What I Don’t Know, an exhibition of new paintings and a sculpture by Grace Bromley. This will be her first solo show with the gallery and will be on view through August 30, 2025.

Clean the house, brush our teeth, drink more water… Daily habits can feel like a drag. That’s why &Walsh helped Lemon Perfect make hydration something we actually look forward to. Over the last two decades, water has earned a decent reputation. It’s now widely recognised as something we should be drinking more of. But even…

Katy Cowan visiting Malta for the London Biennial, 2023. Photography by Lesley Lau Building something that lasts sixteen years teaches you a lot… about people, power, ego, and kindness. These are the lessons that have stayed with me, and why I feel like I’m only just getting started. If you’re expecting the usual polished reflections,…

Photography by Fiona Finchett After years of travel and unexpected curveballs, the founders of Broaden built a purpose-led film studio in a 40ft shipping container—by hand, with family help, and a whole lot of plywood. The result is a creative space like no other, rooted in values and resilience. What do you do when your…

Samuele Visentin is proud to present Twelve Paintings—a solo show by American artist Max Xeno Karnig presented in the rooms of Alchemilla at Palazzo Vizzani Sanguinetti in Bologna, Italy. The show includes 12 works on copper panel and will be open until July 31st by appointment (Saturdays from 12pm to 5pm). 

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, one of the most important figurative painters today, selects an exhibition of works critical to her way of seeing and thinking, inviting audiences on a personal journey through art past and present.

Image licensed via Adobe Stock When was the last time you checked in with yourself? This week marks International Self-Care Day, a timely nudge to pause and reflect. Given how challenging the past few years have been, we asked the Creative Boom community to share their best tips for staying well during tough times. Has…

Is there a better way of working? According to Streamtime, project management has never been so good. But its identity and website needed an overhaul. We caught up with NB Studio to discover more about its refresh for the app. We’re facing yet another challenging time. The creative industries are once again fighting tight budgets,…

What happens when you ditch bland tourism slogans and build a brand rooted in local folklore, misty walks, and seasonal colour palettes? You get a refreshing new identity for one of England’s most loved beauty spots. Studio Glass has given The New Forest a thoughtful new identity, one that swaps the usual tourism fluff for…

Spotted a giant kebab in Camden or Westfield White City this week? Don’t worry—your eyes aren’t deceiving you. It’s all part of Waitrose’s latest campaign to encourage us to try something new this summer. Retailers are finding increasingly inventive ways to grab our attention these days, and Waitrose’s latest efforts are no exception. Joining forces…

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For their Spanish debut at Pelaires Cabinet titled All I Do the Whole Day Through, Pace Taylor prepared a small suite of pastel drawings and watercolors that deal with desire and intimacy. While their previous work referred to this complex and multifaceted psychological and emotional force to some extent (desire for social acceptance, for change, within…

Vielmetter Los Angeles is excited to announce Be Your Own Cool, an exhibition of new works by Ghanaian artist Kwesi Botchway. On view through September 13th, this exhibition marks Botchway’s second solo presentation with the gallery.

Image licensed via Adobe Stock As network agencies consolidate, restructure, or shut up shop altogether, a new creative migration is underway. With the help of some industry experts, we unpack why designers and strategists are increasingly striking out on their own and what independence offers that networks can’t. The last few years have seen a…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock From quiet exclusion to blatant humiliation, bullying is still a huge, often hidden problem across the creative industries. In this special report, we’re shining a light on it. The creative industries have long been romanticised as spaces where passion meets purpose, where collaboration flourishes, and where diverse voices are celebrated.…

Earl of East’s new candle collection is a sun-drenched celebration of scent, storytelling and graphic design, inspired by an Italian road trip and brought to life entirely in-house. What does summer feel like? For Earl of East, it smells of zingy citronella, ripe cherries and sweet grapes — wrapped in golden-hour nostalgia, washed in sun-baked…

The Dutch creative returns with a new book exploring Istanbul’s symbiotic relationship with its cherished cats through evocative images, lyrical haiku, and centuries of history. It was the natural next step. After photographing feline companions in Hong Kong and China, Dutch photographer Marcel Heijnen turned his lens to the cat capital of the world: Istanbul.…

These paintings look wild! Aaron Johnson, a past guest on Radio Juxtapoz and one of our favorite American painters, will open We All Shine On at Bowman Hal, the new gallery launched by SOLO within its recently inaugurated contemporary art centre, SOLO CSV, in Madrid. The exhibition, on view from September 15 until November 15, 2025,…

john gerrard’s Ghost Feed, photographed by Thierry Bal, 2025 © The sixth edition of the coastal-set public art exhibition poses the question, ‘How Lies The Land? ‘Eighteen artists from around the globe respond to the Kent town – its geography, geology, people, and place. For those with a passing knowledge of the long-dead language of…

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Charlie James Gallery is pleased to present America (Soy Yo!), a group exhibition curated by Los Angeles artist, curator, and gallery director Ever Velasquez. America (Soy Yo!) brings together artists from across the United States, Mexico, Central America, South America, and Canada who collectively interrogate ideas of forced migration, land ownership, and the man-made borders that…

David Kordansky Gallery is pleased to present An American Beauty: Grateful Dead 1965–1995, an exhibition of photographs of the iconic psychedelic rock band curated by photographer Jay Blakesberg and his daughter, Ricki Blakesberg. Timed to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the band, as well as the release of a major new publication of…

Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the gang are back – this time with a delightful British twist. To mark the 75th anniversary of the beloved Peanuts comic strip, Royal Mail has unveiled a charming new set of stamps. Expect postboxes, seaside sandcastles, and even Buckingham Palace cameos. It was the psychological grounding of our youth. High-brow…

As part of our Financial Transparency theme, we speak with Jess Dimcevski, founder of Blurr Bureau, about pay disparity, the power of financial planning, and why investing in your team and your values is just as important as profit. Jessica Dimcevski is the founder and creative director of Blurr Bureau, a global brand-building agency and…

Photo by Paul Blakemore This year, Glastonbury Festival’s most radical field ditched the digital noise for analogue media and authentic connections. Here’s what creatives can learn from their bold experiment. In an era where creative professionals are drowning in the relentless churn of social media algorithms, Glastonbury’s legendary Shangri-La field has taken a radical step:…

A nostalgic nod to the golden age of outdoor gear, this bold new identity for Kimberley Brewing captures the spirit of mountain adventure with retro flair, custom typography, and cans made for the’ gram. Kimberley Brewing’s brand identity is a love letter to mountain life, with a design system inspired by vintage ski jackets, 1980s…

In a rebrand that puts community front and centre, strategic creative agency The Working Assembly has crafted a new identity for Union Square Partnership that captures the spirit, grit, and character of downtown New York while offering a blueprint for placemaking in a digital age. Union Square Partnership (USP) has unveiled a new brand identity…

Sablo Mikawa was born in Saitama Prefecture. Influenced by early modern and modern paintings, he is known for his dramatic oil paintings of modern things, including virtual reality such as manga and movies. Sablo’s characters have grotesque effects applied to their faces and bodies, emphasizing their character, inner self, and silhouette, which are different from…

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As we look forward to the British & Irish Lions’ first Test against Australia, the broadcaster has released a laugh-out-loud film revealing the hilarious, off-duty antics of the squad – from skincare routines to surprise Zoolander impressions. Just days before the British & Irish Lions take on Australia in the opening Test of the series,…

Nazarian / Curcio is pleased to present Suitor, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Coady Brown. This is Brown’s third solo exhibition with the gallery.

For Jupi, a new AI-powered OS for executive decision-making, How&How crafted a visual identity that’s both deeply cerebral and radically simple, where melting clocks meet boardroom clarity. What does decision-making look like in 2025? If you ask Jupi, it’s part science, part strategy, and part surrealism. Jupi is the latest venture from serial entrepreneur Nick…

Photography by Isy Anderson for Creative Boom’s tenth anniversary in 2019 We’re turning 16 this July – and you’re invited to the party. Join us in The Studio for a virtual celebration packed with good vibes, fun games, surprise guests, and over £2,000 worth of creative prizes up for grabs. This July, Creative Boom celebrates…

Italian fashion house Missoni and premium gin brand Malfy have unveiled the second season of their creative partnership – a vibrant collaboration that merges fashion, flavour, and storytelling into one collectable experience. When high fashion meets high spirits, you can imagine that the result is rarely subtle. The second collaboration between Missoni and Malfy Gin…

The celebrated artist and designer presents After the Rain, a vibrant exploration of modular art, sculpture and colour that celebrates creativity, resilience, and the endless possibilities of the rainbow. Artist and designer Sarah Boris is known for her ability to seamlessly straddle the worlds of art and graphic design, and her latest project is her…

Who Flew The Coop? An Egg-cellent Card Game: Can You Find the Missing by Paperface (Design Product & Packaging) The AOI has unveiled those in the running for this year’s World Illustration Awards, featuring 200 standout projects from over 4,700 entries worldwide. From editorial brilliance to site-specific design, it’s a showcase of illustration at its…

If you happen to be at Belvedere Tragara on the Island of Capri, Italy, Plan X Gallery in collaboration with the City of Capri have collaborated (along with Pace Gallery) on Alicja Kwade’s Geologies of the Impossible.

Megan Mulrooney Gallery is pleased to present Woman Having a Hard Time, the debut solo exhibition of Omaha-based painter Falon Stutzman. Across ten new paintings, Stutzman develops a language of flattened perspective, bruised color, and big-eyed emotional states, congealing around a cartoonish archetype of personhood that’s both absurd and uncomfortably familiar. Whether curled up with…

As the directors of adidas’ 2025 Honoring Black Excellence initiative, Rog & Bee have transformed portraits, film and performance into a powerful archive of black identity, culture and community. Few creative partnerships feel as deeply rooted in intention as that of Rog and Bee Walker. The husband-and-wife duo behind Paper Monday have long been celebrated…

Launched out of frustration with how branding is sidelined in high-impact sectors, Hyperfocus is a lean, culturally attuned studio fusing creativity with clarity. We chatted with co-founder Paul Watmough-Halim to explore the thinking behind their work and why discipline might be the secret ingredient to creative freedom. Branding has long held a reputation for being…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Want to stand out in the creative industry and attract more attention? This insightful session for members of The Studio explored the idea that social media is no longer the place to head. In an era where chasing likes and followers can feel like running on a treadmill, Creative Boom’s…

In a collaboration that blends heartfelt design with digital innovation, Alice and Hoda Kotb have crafted Joy 101, a wellness app that feels more like a daily companion than another self-help tool. When journalist, bestselling author and former TODAY Show co-host Hoda Kotb stepped away from morning television, she didn’t retreat – she reimagined. With…

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To feel a then and there is Felipe Baeza’s first solo exhibition at kurimanzutto. The show brings together portraits, composite works that combine printmaking, collage, and embroidery, and glass sculptures. Its title references the book Cruising Utopia: The Then and There of Queer Futurity (2009) by Cuban theorist José Esteban Muñoz, who proposes a shift in time and…

British artist Sahara Longe’s first institutional solo exhibition opens at Arnolfini this summer. The Other Side of the Mountain presents a new body of work exploring semi-abstract interior worlds, where her paintings capture fleeting moments and memories alongside the multitude of stories that exist within personal experience.

Today, Reebok, the iconic and irreverent sports culture brand, and SOUTH2 WEST8, the Hokkaido, Japan-based outdoor brand, continue their partnership and announce their newest collaboration: the Reebok x SOUTH2 WEST8 IPF Mule ($180.00 MSRP). A new silhouette that fuses utilitarian function with minimalist design, the IPF Mule will be available globally on July 18, 2025,…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Think getting featured in a magazine is a mystery? It doesn’t have to be. By seeing things from a journalist’s perspective, you can transform your pitches, build better relationships — and massively improve your chances of press coverage. If you’ve ever sent a pitch to a magazine and never heard…

Bus Sign by Applied Systems Looking for type inspiration this summer? Then check out our curated selection of the month’s most compelling new releases. July is hotting up to be a season of typographic creativity, with designers pushing the boundaries of font design—from thoughtful revivals that reinterpret century-old designs for contemporary use to bold experimental…

In an unmissable and emotional session for members of The Studio, Google’s Andrew Thomas explained why belief, collaboration and respect are the secret ingredients for nurturing truly contagious creative ideas. In an era where creatives online are seeking depth over noise, Creative Boom’s private network, The Studio, stands out as a sanctuary for meaningful exchange.…

They work with everyone from central banks to creatives, so this smart consultancy needed a brand that felt clear, confident and creatively in tune. The result? A flexible new identity that makes sense of all the financial chaos – and proves money talk doesn’t have to be boring. Money might make the world go round,…

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Nieves González constructs a visual terrain where the legacies of pictorial memory intersect with contemporary urgency. This exhibition serves as a preview of a larger exhibition, featuring three paintings that exemplify González’s distinctive practice, which, as curator Victoria Rivers explains: “subjects the past to a poetic dissection” while revealing “new anatomies of the present”. She…

Harper’s is pleased to announce Independence Day, Irish artist Genieve Figgis’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. The presentation features new works by Figgis and opens July 5, 6–8pm, with a reception attended by the artist. 

NANZUKA ART INSTITUTE in Shanghai is pleased to present JUJU’s Castle, a solo exhibition by French artist Jean Jullien. This exhibition marks the artist’s first solo show in China and features an ambitious collection of over 80 new paintings created during his stay in Tokyo, alongside sculptures, objects, models and a large-scale installation in order to…

Ballroom Marfa will present Los Encuentros, a group exhibition bringing together five leading Latinx artists: Justin Favela, Ozzie Juarez, Antonio Lechuga, Narsiso Martinez, and Yvette Mayorga. The artists share an abiding interest in the elevation of materials from everyday life. Los Encuentros will feature work newly-commissioned by Ballroom Marfa.

Kaye Dunnings. Photo: Leora Bermeister Shangri-La 2025 began a new chapter in festival creativity. Meet the creative force behind it. Last month, as a fifth of a million people streamed into Glastonbury’s sprawling Worthy Farm, the entrance to Shangri-La radiated with even more energy than usual. This year, as we reported live, the legendary field…

All photography by Jade Ambre We meet the art director behind the bold new look for Round: the egg bun joint shaking up the French capital. Paris isn’t short of stylish eateries, but few are as punchy or irreverent as Round, a Californian-style egg bun restaurant founded by two passionate foodies with a flair for…

With just 100 signed copies, the artist’s book blends playful illustrations with bold typography and bespoke craft details, marking a new chapter in editorial design and creative collaboration. In a project that fuses illustration, folklore, and high-impact editorial design, London studio HONDO has collaborated with artist Astrid Chesney to launch Facing Forward – a limited…

The Female Leadership Academy is no more. Say hello to Dear Monday, a spirited rebrand by Arndt Benedikt that gives the women’s leadership platform a fresh identity full of energy, community and purpose. Dear Monday has a bold new identity, marking a fresh chapter for the popular coaching platform, which is on a mission to…

Harman Projects is pleased to announce Sorry, Not Sorry, a solo exhibition by Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist Marie-Claude Marquis. This marks the artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, following her 2022 presentation, Inner Romance.

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EDJI Gallery is pleased to present a duo exhibition, in collaboration with Ballon Rouge Gallery, bringing together new series of paintings and drawings by Morteza Khakshoor and Sofia Pashaei. 

Stephen Friedman Gallery, New York is pleased to present Uncommon Sight, an exhibition of new paintings by Korean artist Yooyun Yang. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition in New York, following her ambitious US debut in the 58th Carnegie International in 2022.

In this special essay for our Leadership theme, Jess McGuire, managing partner at ThoughtMatter, shares what it really means to lead as a woman in 2025 – beyond the job titles and headlines into the quiet, complicated, often unseen work of showing up with integrity. I have a love-hate relationship with the topic of women’s…

The Manchester-based clothing brand reimagines its lookbook with an uplifting tribute to rescue dogs, proving that style and social impact can go hand in hand. Clothing label Uskees has given its Spring/Summer collection a joyful twist this year, partnering with local charity Dogs 4 Rescue to showcase not just its garments but a cohort of…

Award-winning foundry Pangram Pangram has launched a new online platform to elevate its type collection and foster a thriving community centred on design storytelling. Pangram Pangram has unveiled a new website that aims to do more than simply sell fonts. The Montreal-based type foundry, known for its modern and meticulously crafted typefaces, has rebuilt its…

The vintage football shirt curator celebrates its first brand platform with a cinematic, tongue-in-cheek film that places shirts at the heart of culture, not just the pitch. Cult Kits, the cult-favourite brand known for curating one of the world’s most extensive collections of vintage football shirts, has stepped into the advertising arena for the very…

Anat Ebgi is pleased to announce Under the Rose, an exhibition by Marisa Adesman. This is Adesman’s first solo exhibition in New York and second with the gallery. 

Carl Kostyál is delighted to present Waiting, the debut solo exhibition of Hiroya Kurata with the gallery, opening July 2 and on view through August 2, 2025.

From typography campaigns for climate refugees to soap that fosters body autonomy, this year’s D&AD New Blood winners prove there’s no shortage of fresh thinking or ambition among tomorrow’s talent. The D&AD New Blood Awards have long been a launchpad for emerging talent, and this year’s cohort is no exception. At a time when the…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Things feel uncertain again—and the hits just keep coming for creatives. But before you throw in the towel, here’s a rallying call to remind you why it’s worth sticking around—and how you might adapt, rebuild, and even thrive. We get it. You’re tired. Tired of the ghosting. Tired of the…

From graffiti walls in Hull to the drawing table at OurCreative, Chris Charlton’s unconventional, creative path is a lesson in resilience, adaptability, and a love of illustration that refused to be shut down. Chris Charlton’s story isn’t the kind you’d see on a neat careers diagram at a design school open day. In fact, it’s…

Otherway has rebranded Naked Paper, formerly known as Naked Sprout, to embrace its natural brown colour, challenge industry norms, and make sustainability genuinely desirable. For decades, the toilet paper aisle has been dominated by soft, white rolls promising purity and luxury, even if the reality is anything but. Naked Paper, the challenger brand once known…

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As Tripadvisor expands into a new era of AI-enabled planning and direct booking, Koto has crafted a fresh identity rooted in authentic, community-driven travel stories, proving the power of real voices in a world of polished, influencer-led feeds. For millions of travellers, Tripadvisor has long been a byword for trustworthy advice. It’s synonymous with real…

In the heart of Osaka, Derailleur Brew Works is crafting beers with bespoke, illustrated labels and creating jobs in one of Japan’s most deprived neighbourhoods. “Their commitment to unconventional brewing inspires me,” says the Japanese illustrator and designer Ryo Okamoto. “They constantly create new beer styles, allowing for lots of creative freedom and experimental designs.”…

As part of the exhibition programme based on the Blanca and Borja Thyssen-Bornemisza collection, the Madrid museum is presenting the work of Canadian artist and past Juxtapoz featured artist, Anna Weyant (Calgary, 1995). Curated by Guillermo Solana in close collaboration with the artist, this is Weyant’s first monographic exhibition to be hosted by a museum.…

Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting is the largest major museum exhibition in the UK dedicated to one of the world’s foremost contemporary painters. Saville rose to prominence in the early 1990s, following her acclaimed degree show at the Glasgow School of Art. Since then, she has played a leading role in the reinvigoration of…

Fed up with bloated processes and predictable design, Mischief Maker launches with a mission to revive brand storytelling through bold, thoughtful mischief. We talked with co-founders Natalie Prout and Vini Vieira to explore how the fledgling studio plans to shake up the system. In an industry all too often weighed down by deck overload and…

Rooted in multicultural experience and rigorous design philosophy, the Los Angeles-based Design Dept is proving that minimalism and emotion can go hand in hand. It really takes something special to stand out in the creative industries these days, and Design Dept, founded by Ali Martín Filsoof, may have just found that something. The Los Angeles-based…

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Halsey McKay Gallery is pleased to present Lock, Henry Glavin’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery. In four new acrylic on panel paintings Glavin continues to render figureless spaces that flicker between photgraphic representation and dreamlike recollection. Glavin’s scenes lead us to the rural countryside of the American Northeast, a canal in Paris, and a…

Skin cells are among the most rapidly renewed in the human body, only to be outpaced by varied gastrointestinal organs, elements of blood, and the cervix. Skin is the peel of our human body, a protective layer that encapsulates every other sensitive and squishy slice. Even as we decorate, bruise, and rejuvenate skin, it absorbs…

The interrelation of desire—deferred or briefly fulfilled—and entertainment is the current that runs through Jane Dickson’s five decades of work. The artist made her earliest paintings of carnivals and theme parks in the 1980s, while living in Times Square—another place promising pleasure for the right price. She translated imagery from her photographs into nocturnal compositions…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Sometimes, the best ideas come when you’re off the clock. Here’s why rest is your secret weapon in hard times. In a culture obsessed with productivity, doing nothing can feel like failure. But if your creativity’s running on empty, stepping back might be the most powerful move you make all…

Mr Bump. Little Miss Sunshine. Mr Tickle. Little Miss Brave. They’re all back thanks to a new animated series created by Maga, an animation studio in Italy. Since 1971, the Mr Men and Little Miss characters created by Roger and Adam Hargreaves have entertained children and inspired creatives worldwide. While we think of them as…

Social impact brand Ocean Bottle has unveiled a striking new identity and strategy designed to reconnect with its roots, inspire global action, and drive systems-level change. Ocean Bottle, the social impact business fighting ocean plastic, has unveiled a fresh brand identity designed to match its ambitious mission and ever-expanding reach. The London-based company, known for…

In the exhibition Terra Forma artists and brothers Saman and Sasan Oskouei deliver particles and perfect circles emerging from translucent layers of color reminiscent of mountain ranges, sediment layers and sunbaked soil. But these abstract landscapes offer no firm ground under our feet. Instead, we witness a series of colliding forms giving shape to enigmatic…

Carson Monahan All images are Courtesy of Monya Rowe Gallery, NY.                                         Carson Monahan’s Website Carson Monahan on Instagram

Drew Dodge’s first exhibition at Semiose “Earth Song” in 2024, was a jolt of gentle, unsettling and goofy strangeness. With his upcoming exhibition, the painter demonstrates that his universe, consistent to the point of obsession, is in a phase of continual development.

We speak with Brian Collins, renowned designer and co-founder of COLLINS agency, about championing the possibilities of design and wanting to create a space for young talent to network. Catching the effervescent Brian Collins for a few words at COLLINS House started to feel like Mission Impossible. He was very much the star of the…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Client vanished into thin air? Here’s your survival guide for staying sane and professional when clients go quiet and disappear. The email thread goes quiet. The WhatsApp ticks go blue. The invoice? Unpaid. Your heart-rate? Through the roof. When clients disappear without warning, it’s not just frustrating; it can knock…

We had a chat with Fieldwork Facility about designing the wayfinding and interpretation for a space that wants to be decoded, not dictated. It’s hard to explain the V&A East Storehouse without sounding a bit sci-fi. It’s not quite a museum, not just a warehouse, and definitely not your typical day out in East London.…

The studio set out to reframe one of Cambridge’s oldest colleges for a generation shaped by activism, algorithms, and ambition, blending centuries of heritage with a clear, contemporary voice. Rebranding a place as storied as St John’s College, Cambridge, is no small task. Founded in 1511 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII, the…

Nationale is pleased to present Pace Taylor’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery, Last Call at the Rainbow Cafe. Featuring nine new soft pastel drawings and a suite of monoprints made at Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts in collaboration with Master Printer Judith Baumann, the show continues Taylor’s personal and collective interrogations of belonging,…

A Marcel Dzama exhibition is a like a film production. There are many moving parts and presentations to consider in each show. For Empress of the Night, his new solo show at David Zwirner in Los Angeles, there is a feeling of dancing in a ritual to the moon, night paintings and drawings really. It’s…

Blunk Space is pleased to present Family Shows: Ruby Neri and Torbjörn Vejvi, the second in the gallery’s series highlighting artwork made by all members of a single family. Inspired by the family exhibitions held at the Blunk House in the 1980s, this show brings together new paintings and never-before-exhibited functional ceramics by Neri; painted…

Luis Mendo. Photography by Maca Rubio Looking to add some colourful inspiration to your home or office? Don’t go to the big retailers. Support your favourite creatives instead (and brighten your walls while you’re at it). The creative industry is in a quieter moment right now. Commissions are slower, clients are cautious—and yet, artists are…

The Barcelona School of Arts and Design (LABASAD) is shaking up creative education. Here’s why thousands of designers are choosing to level up their careers there. Let’s be honest—most online design courses aren’t great. You’re stuck watching pre-recorded videos, doing assignments in isolation, and crossing your fingers that what you’re learning is actually relevant in…

The independent studio has cooked up a character-led brand world to support modern parents and delight little eaters. Little Dish has long been a trusted name in the world of children’s ready meals, but with modern parents facing more pressure than ever, the brand recognised that great food alone wasn’t enough. This is where their…

As Birmingham celebrates World Craft City status, Unfound Studio taps into the city’s industrious heritage and commercial clout to brand Kinrise’s newest workspace. This month, Birmingham became the first English city to be named a World Craft City – a prestigious title awarded by the World Crafts Council in recognition of its global contribution to…

The Morgan Library & Museum presents Lisa Yuskavage: Drawings, the first comprehensive museum presentation of the artist’s drawings. Incorporating drawings from the early nineties to the present and including sketches and finished studies, the exhibition will feature a wide range of her explorations with materials including work in graphite, pen, Conte, pastel, charcoal, distemper, monotype, gouache,…

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François Ghebaly is proud to present Homecoming, the newest exhibition by Ithaca-based artist Matt Bollinger and his first time showing at the Downtown Los Angeles gallery.

This summer, as part of this year’s Edinburgh Art Festival, Ingleby presents the first major exhibition in the UK of paintings by Philadelphia-based painter, Aubrey Levinthal (b. 1986). Levinthal’s paintings capture passing moments in the lives of a cast of (often autobiographical) characters in downtown Philadelphia. Something of the city’s light and colour has seeped into…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Forget the pressure to niche down. In 2025, versatility is the real flex. For years, we’ve been told that, rather than try to be all things to all people, we should find a specific skill and focus on that. But in an industry shaken by budget cuts, AI disruption and…

The new Sector Plan pledges to nearly double business investment by 2035, promising skills programmes, research funding, and local support to ensure the UK’s creative industries thrive across every region. From grassroots music venues to world-class film studios, a new £380 million package of investment is promising to fuel growth and resilience in the UK’s…

London studio Ragged Edge has overhauled its own brand identity, swapping neon for earthier tones and a constantly shifting horizon motif. The refresh reiterates the agency’s refusal to settle for average and invites like-minded clients to leap into what it calls a “different reality”. This week, London-based studio Ragged Edge has unveiled a full strategic…

In a sea of sterile tech tools, Kin is an AI app that feels like a confidant, thanks to a long-term collaboration with Studio Morfar that combines creative storytelling with growth strategy. AI is having a moment, but it’s not all Chrome gradients and corporate chatbots. For Kin, a new wellness-oriented AI app, the future…

Manchester’s streets will transform into a creative playground this summer as Music for the Senses delivers more than 80 artworks celebrating the city’s musical heritage. Creatives seeking inspiration beyond their studio walls have a compelling reason to venture into Manchester this summer. Music for the Senses, a sprawling art trail by Wild in Art, transforms…

AISHO Tokyo is honoured to announce Lola Gil’s first solo exhibition in Japan. Open Window, will be on view through July 26, 2025. Drawing inspiration from Surrealist masters, Gil has developed her distinctive artistic practice through self-study. Her sophisticated works blend Surrealism and Symbolism, creating what she describes as “Narrative Escapism” — dreamlike narrative that invite viewers…

Slowtide is proud to introduce a licensed collection that brings the expressive brilliance of Henri Matisse into the everyday. Featuring Blue Nude II (1952) and La Gerbe (1953), the six-piece collection is designed to make art a part of life’s simple, beautiful moments.

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Installation by Led by Donkeys in Block 9. Image: Tom May After experiencing muddy boots and magical moments across four decades, here’s one veteran’s honest take on the world’s biggest green-field festival. I have been trudging through the fields of Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset on and off, since 1987. I’m here right now, on behalf…

Set to go live online and via social media at 6pm Thursday, Irish rap group Kneecap share a short film, in advance of their 2025 Glastonbury set, calling urgent attention to the genocide in Gaza. The project unites a powerful coalition of visual artists, musicians, filmmakers, producers and activists using their platforms in solidarity with…

It’s becoming a summer tradition now… just as we enter the latter part of June, the CAN Art Fair emerges and gives us quite a significant look into what the rest of the year is going to shape up like. The Fair has acted as a melting, meeting and perspective of a growing undercurrent of…

Creative Boom is on the ground at Glastonbury Festival, where the art-led Shangri-La area has just opened its gates. Here’s why those without tickets should care. So here’s the thing about art galleries. Typically, they’re the antithesis of what art should be. Sterile, white-walled mausoleums where people shuffle around in hushed reverence, pretending to understand…

Some of the spreads in the new Willis Wonderland pop-up book took two months to perfect, and for illustrator and designer Neal McCullough, it was a labour of love. For Northern Ireland-based designer Neal McCullough – a lifelong devotee of Americana – briefs don’t get much sweeter than this. For the last year or so,…

Marianne Boesky Gallery is pleased to present Softly Radiant, Half-Buried, a group exhibition curated by artist Martyn Cross. With Softly Radiant, Half-Buried, Cross brings together 15 artists whose work occupies a place beyond time, consciousness, and reality—artists with whom Cross feels an innate connection and who have served as points of inspiration and reflection as he works toward…

Yossi Milo is pleased to announce J. Carino’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, Carry It With You, which opens to the public on Thursday, June 26 and will be on view through Friday, July 25, 2025.

As part of our Caregiving & Creativity theme, we speak with Kelly Mackenzie, founder of White Bear, about learning to delegate, redefining hustle, and how becoming a parent reshaped her relationship with work. For Kelly Mackenzie, hustle isn’t something to be ashamed of. It’s part of what’s fuelled a decade-leading branding agency, White Bear. But…

Glitterbox’s fresh global campaign is complete with five dance floor muses, punchy palettes and a rallying cry that it’s all ‘Made For The Dancefloor’. When Glitterbox burst onto Ibiza’s club circuit in 2014, it promised the purest joys of disco, house and soul for everyone who could squeeze into the booth or shimmy under the…

Harkawik is pleased to announce The Good Life, their first exhibition with Polina Barskaya. 

Few people might admit it, but almost everyone experiences some form of fear or hesitation around attaining the things they most dream of achieving at some point in life. Fear of Success; it’s an oxymoron, but self-doubt is perverse, and it generally rears its head whenever it wants. So, we must find ways around it, or…

Swivel Gallery is pleased to present Public Work, Joseph Cochran II’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition showcases a new body of work by the artist that explores photography not only as a mode of documentation, but as a social practice — a tool of resonance. The focus of Public Work roots deeper…

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P·P·O·W is pleased to present Night Birds, Karen Arm’s seventh solo exhibition with the gallery. For over three decades, Arm’s work has engaged dialogues between micro and macro, form and element, and light and space to heighten the intangible aspects of nature while capturing unseeable moments in time. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, Arm investigates…

This boundary-blurring F&B brand from M — N Associates proves that two stories are better than one. There’s no shortage of rooftop bars in Ho Chi Minh City, but few offer quite the experience of Dạ-Hợp. This new two-floor concept pairs cabaret dining with open-air nightlife, woven together by a brand identity that’s equal parts…

From band rehearsals to brand strategy, principal designer Louiza Cookson-Rabouhi reflects on her creative journey so far and on why empathy, intuition, and curiosity continue to shape her work at Magnetic. For Louiza Cookson-Rabouhi, design was never a career she simply fell into. It was something instinctive that she grew into. “I designed a logo…

Acrylicize’s inaugural Joy festival brought together artists, designers and cultural explorers for two days of creative exchange in East London. In a world saturated with digital noise and division, the idea of gathering creatives in a physical space to simply be together might seem almost radical. Yet that’s exactly what the design studio Acrylicize achieved…

Bringing together fitness, wellness, and lifestyle businesses worldwide, Playlist sets a new vision for a more personalised, human-centred experience economy powered by technology but led by connection. Personalisation and real-world connection are becoming increasingly valued in our evolving digital world. In response, two of the biggest names in fitness and wellness technology – Mindbody and…

Just doing a little catch up from Basel week in Switzerland (which is funny to say because this is Basel, in Basel, Art Basel, Basel, but I digress…) and MASSIMODECARLO put on a stunning showing of Lenz Geerk, lautlos, the first exhibition by Geerk in Basel. The presentation broughtr Geerk back to his birthplace with a…

GRIMM is pleased to present a claim no easy victories, a solo exhibition of new works by Matthias Franz (b. 1984, Ilmenau, DE) at the London gallery, opening this Summer. This is Franz’s third solo exhibition with the gallery and his first exhibition in the city.

Cannes Lions 2025 – All images courtesy of Cannes From AI and authenticity to the rise of the creator CEO, these are the big ideas shaping the future of creativity, as heard on the Croisette. Cannes Lions 2025 felt like a festival in flux. Yes, there were still the yacht parties, beachfront billboards and branded…

Cannes Lions Creative Boom was on the ground at Cannes Lions, where amid the noise and spectacle, The Neu Project quietly created something radical — a calming, neuro-inclusive space designed by and for neurodivergent creatives. Here’s why it mattered. In a week known for rosé-fuelled rooftop panels and big brand bravado, The Neu Project offered…

After a decade of flying under the radar, the design studio behind Saie Beauty, Away and The Nue Co. is finally stepping into the spotlight. In an exclusive interview, Abbey Bamford speaks with Combo’s founders about building trust, resisting trends, and redefining what a creative partnership truly means. At the corner of Grand and Mulberry…

One of the highlights of Daniela García Hamilton: Amanecer / Atardecer (Sunrise / Sunset) at Charlie James Gallery in Los Angeles is the embodiment of absence. She is at her best when the works stitch into the canvas a sense of loss memories, letting the raw canvas take space and speak to the setting of the…

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present Left Unsaid, a group exhibition highlighting thirteen artists who capture elements of impermanence in their work. In Left Unsaid, the quiet weight of impermanence is explored through layered symbolism, fragmented narratives, glances, gestures and unfinished thoughts.

We like DEVO, you like DEVO. And this July 2025, 111 Minna wants you to hang out with DEVO. In celebration of DEVO’s 50th anniversary, members of the band will appear and present their fine art photography: a curated, strictly limited-edition portfolio of five rare or never-before-seen DEVO images by world-class lens operators: Neal Preston, Ebet Roberts,…

A selection of new work by Beijing-born artist Lyn Liu, including paintings from her recent solo exhibition, “H-Dropping,” with Kasmin gallery. © Lyn Liu. Courtesy of the artist and Kasmin, New York.     © Lyn Liu. Courtesy of the artist and Kasmin, New York.     © Lyn Liu. Courtesy of the artist and…

Croisette Confidential tour with Rob Mayhew. Image courtesy of Cannes Lions Creative Boom was on the ground at Cannes Lions 2025 and spotted a shift: more indie creatives, more opportunities, and a new wave of passes designed to open doors. Here’s what you need to know – and why it’s no longer just a festival…

Should I stay or should I go? Image licensed via Adobe Stock Rising rents and remote work are driving a creative exodus from London and other major cities, transforming once-overlooked towns across Britain. When did you last look at your rent and feel positive about what you’re getting for your money? When did you last…

Ingrid Picanyol These visionary creatives are redefining visual communication with bold aesthetics, cultural storytelling and boundary-pushing innovation across all mediums. The graphic design landscape in 2025 is one of both tremendous opportunity and significant challenge. As brands seek authentic connections with increasingly diverse audiences, the demand for designers who can navigate cultural nuance while maintaining…

In a sensational session for members of The Studio, James Hurst revealed why design, as a declaration rather than decoration, is reshaping how creative professionals approach meaningful change. In an age where social media has gone to the dogs, Creative Boom’s new network, The Studio, has emerged as something genuinely different. It’s a private sanctuary…

I have been following the artistic trajectory of Luanne E. Witkowski for some years. I am repeatedly amazed by this artist’s reinvention of her practice through ever new discreet bodies of work, while retaining her distinctive voice. “Quiet disruption,” now on view at Kingston Gallery in Boston delivers her latest iteration of abstraction and metaphor,…

We are so happy that our friends and past collaborators in Mexico City have opened Memories of the Underground at their MAIA, CDMX space that celebrates a major turning point in their history as well as street and emerging art as well. In that 2005—2010 window, so much happened to bring new artists to the forefront…

Galerie Max Hetzler is pleased to present THERAPY, a solo exhibition of new works by past cover artist KAWS at Bleibtreustraße 45 and 15/16 in Berlin. This is the artist’s inaugural exhibition with the gallery.

Brage M. Nørholm’s (Oslo, 1989) work focuses on portraits and expressions that blend Expressionism, Realism, and Surrealism. In addition to his artistic career, he has worked in psychiatry with young people struggling with drug addiction. Nørholm establishes a visual dialogue with the invisible aspects of the psyche. His art reflects both the darkness and absurdity…

If you happen to be in Buenos Aires over the next few months, and we agree that you should be, go check out Sangre y sol Francisco Diaz Scotto’s new solo show at Valerie’s Factory. The show features a series of works of meat production and raw cuts of beef, a change from Scotto’s shows at Hashimoto…

Tim Irani, known for exploring the interplay between biological systems and technological advancements, presents his latest series, Machine Dreams at Richard Heller Gallery. This collection delves into the cyclical nature of innovation and the enduring patterns that connect humanity to the natural world.

The way Patricia Shea has combined her textile design skills with print-on-demand services is simply mesmerising, offering plenty of inspiration for aspiring illustrators and designers. You’ll have to forgive our headline. Patricia Shea doesn’t like being pigeonholed, but as a pattern designer, her hand-painted creations within that field are rich and varied. There are light…

Liz Mosley In an eye-opening session for members of The Studio, Liz Mosley revealed how actively seeking rejection transformed her creative practice and why “no” might be the most valuable word in a designer’s vocabulary. In an age where creatives struggle with imposter syndrome and the paralysing fear of putting themselves out there, Creative Boom’s…

In this edition, part of our Work-Life Balance & Boundaries theme, we speak with Teresa Ferreira, founder of Ferrgood Studio, about deconditioning hustle culture, protecting creative energy, and why running a values-led business means leading yourself first. After years working at the top of the design world – including as Head of Design at the…

Independent London agency Without has unveiled a major branding project for Sodexo’s US college dining offer, now called One&All, championing diversity through flexible design and a collegiate spirit. How do you create a brand that appeals to everyone without becoming generic? That was the central challenge for Without Studio as they partnered with Sodexo to…

A tale of paradise, cataclysm, and hope by artist J. Carino. Born in Littleton, Colorado and currently based in Riverside, California, Carino draws heavily from the terrain of both home territories. His work examines humanity’s relationship to the natural world, furthering a queer perspective through peaceful transgression and challenging societal constraints, whether on people or…

When ⁠Nathan Bell ⁠announced his latest solo show was to be called “Conversations with Inanimate Objects” and it would showcase a series of what he called “guidance paintings,” I was hooked. I’ve known Nathan for years but mostly as a designer. So being able to speak to him in this context, inside the gallery ⁠These…

Megan Mulrooney is pleased to present Lethe’s Tavern, a solo exhibition of paintings by Los Angeles based artist Nicolette Mishkan, on view through June 29, 2025. The scene is mythic but familiar: a half-submerged bacchanal, a haunt for the wandering self. In Lethe’s Tavern, intoxication is both subject and state — a place where memory…

Almine Rech Paris, Turenne is pleased to present Home is Not a Place, Jess Valice’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, on view through  July 26, 2025. 

Lauren Hom These talented visual storytellers are capturing imaginations worldwide with their distinctive styles and creative innovation across every medium. It’s a tough time to be an illustrator right now. The twin threats of generative AI and an ongoing financial squeeze make earning a living a real challenge. The consensus from industry leaders is that…

The multidisciplinary creative studio We Three Club celebrates 15 years of gigging and screenprinting with their new book, ‘2 or 3 Colours’. “Two ink colours and a screenprint rack.” Beck has never sung that, but perhaps he might if he ever hooks up with Christopher and Alex White of We Three Club. The Cambridgeshire-based creative…

With a mission to shift workplace health from tick-box to top priority, Life Factory’s new brand now leads with optimism, clarity and care. Workplace well-being brand Life Factory has unveiled a new visual identity by Gardiner Richardson, centred around a bold, upbeat ‘thumbs up’ symbol designed to cut through the noise of the crowded health…

As London’s Air Ambulance Charity looks to the future, FORM Brands Studio delivers a bold new visual and verbal identity that blends urgency and optimism. London’s Air Ambulance Charity has revealed a bold new identity by FORM Brands Studio, designed to help the organisation deepen its connection with the public and boost vital fundraising efforts.…

Timothy Taylor is pleased to announce Wandering, an exhibition of new paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Hilary Pecis, opening in London on 12 June. The artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery features paintings that offer kaleidoscopic compositions drawn from the artist’s daily excursions.

Andrew Kreps Gallery and kaufmann repetto are pleased to announce love and a butterfly, an exhibition of works by Corita Kent. Including early screenprints, as well as the rarely exhibited watercolors made during the last years of Kent’s life, the exhibition traces how the expressive marks of her own hand and an introspective connection to the natural…

In Suspended Daydreams, Atlanta-based artist Alic Brock presents a series of dreamlike paintings that blur the line between fantasy and reality at Richard Heller Gallery. In moments of personal and societal instability, Brock explores the refuge of the imagination—its ability to soothe, distort, and sometimes disorient. These works suggest that while daydreams offer necessary escape, they…

From a one-off digital event to a global community platform, ‘Where Are The Black Designers?’ is redefining how the creative industries discuss and address inclusion. With their first festival in London set to take place this summer, we reflect on their journey so far. When Where Are The Black Designers? (WATBD) launched in 2020, it…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock The new digital frontier where AI meets creativity demands your urgent attention and strategic adaptation. We unpack why GEO is taking over from SEO and how creatives should respond. Meet Sarah. She’s been running her branding studio for eight years. She’s brilliant at what she does—creating logos that make startups…

From Sesame Street to stop-motion for fintech, Made By Practice has carved out a craft-led niche in film and animation. Creative acceleration and algorithmically optimised content are all the rage these days, but Made By Practice is determined to go against the grain and keep some of the analogues in its methodology. You’re just as…

Blending grassroots music culture with purposeful design, Kit Studio’s visual identity for Raise the Roof strikes a careful balance between celebration and social impact, amplifying Centrepoint’s mission to end youth homelessness. At first glance, Raise the Roof appears to be a new gig series with significant cultural influence, featuring live sets from emerging artists, dynamic…

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CODA, in conjunction with Popcore, Universal Studios and Amblin Entertainment, are pleased to present an officially licensed art exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s seminal film, JAWS.

Robot Food, Leeds The community has spoken: here are the studios whose work is making the most impact on them right now. Which creative studio do you most admire right now, and why? This is a question we asked our community via an ongoing survey. With more than 700 responses so far, these are the…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Things are tough for many creatives right now. We share some of the ways they’re fighting back. Let’s not beat around the bush. The creative industry is facing its most challenging period since the 2008 financial crisis. In the wake of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ recent spending review, economic uncertainty looms…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock This year, we launched our own private community, which has quickly evolved into a lively chat platform and an essential learning hub featuring online sessions as well as real-life events across Britain. Read on to find out how to get involved. Feeling alone and isolated as a freelancer? Feel like…

The global design studio has created a flexible, elevated retail space for SOLE’s Oxford Street debut, setting a new standard for premium sneaker stores with natural materials, clean lines, and a community-first mindset. In the heart of London’s Oxford Street, which is more often associated with frantic footfall and high-street bustle, a new kind of…

Serendipity is often associated with something positive, something of a happy accident. and if you have never heard or used the word zemblanity you can be forsaken. Wendy Park’s newest solo show at Various Small Fires, Of Our Own, comes at a time when it is most needed, I think, a painter whose paintings speak…

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We kick off Season 20 of ⁠The Unibrow’s Radio Juxtapoz⁠ podcast with a conversation with Mexican-American, Los Angeles-based painter, ⁠Salomón Huerta⁠.

For the Liste Art Fair Basel that opens next week, Martin Kačmarek’s “If We Got In” series with Super Dakota continues his explotaion on the intricate relationship between tradition and innovation in agriculture, pulling from his personal experiences growing up on his family’s farm in Slovakia. Throughout the works in the presentation, Martin invites us to consider…

From billboards to a London kiosk takeover, Newspaper Club is making waves with The Printing Press — its debut publication and a heartfelt love letter to the printed page. We catch up with founder Kaye Symington to find out more. In a confident nod to the enduring power of print, Glasgow-based Newspaper Club has launched…

Philip Martin Gallery is delighted to present, “Gravity,” an online exhibition of new and never-before-seen works-on-paper and paintings by Austrian master Hubert Schmalix (1952-2025) in conversation with those of Los Angeles-based artist Laurie Nye (b. 1972, Memphis, TN). For over five decades, Hubert Schamlix made works of tremendous grace, looking to imagination and memory to…

In this edition, part of our Visibility & Representation theme, we speak with Sarah O’Connell, head of copy at Mr B & Friends, about classism, confidence, and why creativity thrives when we embrace difference. Sarah O’Connell didn’t follow a typical industry pathway. She didn’t attend elite schools or even know copywriting was a job until…

Animation director Hayley Morris reveals the creative thinking behind Doris the Octopus, the star of Prime Video’s new documentary about these mysterious eight-armed aquatic animals. With its bobbly skin, boneless body and brilliant brain, the octopus is a fascinating sea creature. But our love of the species has been hitting 11 on the dial with…

With sharp insight and a DIY attitude, creatives Diksha (Dee) Yadav and Liz Eisen turned a Tube carriage into a moving skate lesson, launching a campaign for Skate Hub that playfully challenges who gets to be called a skater. Skateboarding might conjure images of sun-drenched halfpipes or graffiti-splashed underpasses, but not the wobbly carriages of…

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Adler Beatty is pleased to present Magical Creatures, an exhibition featuring the work of Karachi-born artist Hiba Schahbaz alongside Western European illuminated manuscripts, rare books, and objects, created between the 14th and 19th centuries from private collections and Les Enluminures. 

To mark Jonathan Gardner’s representation by the gallery, MASSIMODECARLO Pièce Unique in Paris is very pleased to host his first solo presentation, entitled Still Life. Featuring two new works on canvas, Still Life is an open window into Gardner’s practice. Anchored in daily life, Gardner’s paintings are composed never from photographs, but from memory. Shapes, figures and objects are…

Public Gallery is pleased to present 40 Years, the first UK solo exhibition and major retrospective of works by Dotty Attie, whose practice rigorously engages the grid as a formal and conceptual tool, masterfully rendering her small-scale drawings and canvases to create cadenced arrangements that disrupt the art historical canon. A pioneering figure of the downtown…

For this year’s D&AD Awards and Festival, JKR has reimagined the experience from the ground up, building a campaign that celebrates not only creative excellence but also the energy that draws people into the craft. Few symbols hold the same weight in the creative industry as the D&AD Pencil. It’s sharp, iconic, instantly recognisable, and…

With a playful identity and sharp strategic storytelling, Yoloh is cutting through a sceptical market and securing major investments across Europe, the Middle East, and the US. Breaking away from the grayscale world of insurance branding, personalised insurance platform Yoloh has launched a new identity with the help of Taxi Studio. The rebrand isn’t just…

A Little Story About Forever is a new short film that combines creativity, advocacy, and imagination, demonstrating how small steps can lead to significant change in the fight against PFAS contamination. What do a toddler, a painter, and Mark Ruffalo have in common? In A Little Story About Forever, the latest short film from KEEN…

With ‘There is only one Wimbledon’, the All England Lawn Tennis Club and VCCP explore the intensity, pressure, and history that define the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament. Few sporting events can claim the global reverence Wimbledon commands. Synonymous with tradition, excellence, and drama, it has remained an iconic fixture in the sporting calendar for…

Ania Hobson presents her third solo exhibition with SETAREH titled Bird, featuring a new series of paintings that expand on her ongoing interest in spatial dynamics, figuration, and environment.

James Fuentes is thrilled to announce Hannah Lee, Dumbo’s Feather, marking the artist’s West Coast debut and first exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition presents a new group of oil paintings by the artist completed this year, which depict a series of dream-like observational scenes of life suspended mid-moment.

For its Spring 2025 campaign, Converse dove into its archive with a fresh twist, teaming up with graphic design legend David Carson and creative studio WØRKS to reframe its legacy for a new generation. Brands with deep-rooted histories face a unique challenge in preserving their legacy and keeping it alive in a way that resonates…

With 100 Found Objects, Yinka Ilori transforms Fulham Pier into a dynamic tapestry of local stories, global histories, and shared experiences, inviting Londoners to look closer at what shapes a community. London’s riverside has gained a vibrant new landmark, and it’s anything but ordinary. Artist and designer Yinka Ilori has unveiled 100 Found Objects, a…

Performance insole leader Superfeet partners with MLTI NYC to unveil a vibrant new brand identity, blending science, motion, and soul to meet the demands of modern athletes. If you think performance insoles are a sleepy product category, think again. Superfeet, the global leader best known for pioneering biomechanically driven insoles since 1977, has made a…

After a six-year hiatus, Siege Magazine (SiegeMag) is making a comeback with a refreshed mission to build a more inclusive, artist-driven platform and a call to the creative community to help bring it to life. When SiegeMag first appeared in 2017, it quietly disrupted the arts publishing world with a refreshing, inclusive ethos: “Artists Recommend…

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Towards the frontier, navigating by the horizon. The vanishing point. Never arriving. Here to disappear—if only momentarily. To be landscape.

Perrotin Shanghai is pleased to present Invitation, former cover artist Kelly Beeman’s first solo exhibition in China. In her Brooklyn studio, illuminated by the morning sun, Kelly Beeman lingered among her canvases, adding a final touch here and adjusting a line there, as if trying to become part of the painted world she had created…

Campaign lead Ellen Ling explains why the launch of new font Mancunio avoided Factory Records nostalgia in favour of hyperlocal sarcasm. At Creative Boom, we’re passionate about Manchester. It’s where we were born, where we continue to thrive, and somewhere we’d encourage anyone and everyone to visit. But we’ll be the first to admit that…

The boutique design festival’s third edition proved its growing reputation with intimate talks, fresh perspectives and meaningful connections. The third edition of All Flows Festival has cemented its position as one of the UK’s most vital creative gatherings, delivering three days of inspiration, innovation and genuine connection in Milton Keynes last month. What began as…

Led by Eddie Opara at Pentagram, this new dynamic branding system for security platform MIND uses swirling motion and parametric brainwaves to visualise the platform’s machine-speed threat detection capabilities. In an industry where technical complexity often translates into visual confusion, Eddie Opara and his team at Pentagram have crafted something remarkable for MIND—a data security…

With Gharib Studio, architectural designer Nora Gharib is helping digital-first brands, such as Little Words Project and Basquet, move beyond the screen, creating immersive third spaces that invite people to linger, connect, and experience brands on a deeper level. The word on the street lately is that digital-first brands dominate, so the idea of opening…

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The same that is said of Margaret Kilgallen, can be said of Barry McGee: there isn’t enough written about the universe he has created, nurtured, reimagined throughout his 30+ year career. So seeing The Nature Inside Me at Eighteen Gallery, where Barry has shown before, feels like second nature and organic. As the gallery notes of…

Derek Eller Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of historic works from 1970-72 by Chicago artist Robert Lostutter (b.1939). This will be Lostutter’s first solo exhibition in New York City in over 30 years.

Chefas Projects is delighted to present Love Notes from the Lurker, a series of new works by gallery artist Jess Ackerman. Reflecting themes of observation, introspection, and reframing one’s perspective, Love Notes from the Lurker is like a gift from the shadows – a reminder of things being connected and taken care of, even if…

In Time is Hardcore, Ryan Travis Christian explores time as a universal experience and the perverse as a universal language. Working in the gray in both theme and medium. The simplicity of the black and white and the cartoon-like characters is just the tip of the iceberg. Underneath, you’ll find the scale of grays and…

MASSIMODECARLO is pleased to present Rainbows in Shadows, Jenna Gribbon’s first solo show in Milan. “You kissed your wife this morning. Did you look at her? How intently? Tonight when you see her again she won’t be the same. Same as what? As your memory of her or as the way she really is? What…

There has never been enough written about Margaret Kilgallen (1967—2001). And everytime there is an exhibition of her work, either in a solo context or with the works of her husband Barry McGee, there is literal magic in the room and a curiousity of considering of the immense impact she had on the art world…

Charlie James Gallery is pleased to present 99¢ Plus & More, an exhibition of new works by San Francisco-based artist Jeffrey Sincich. Sincich draws inspiration from the built landscape: signs, murals, and advertisements are transformed into idiosyncratic quilted compositions that emphasize the handmade quality of much of the urban landscape. The exhibition takes as its…

DIMIN is pleased to present Hello, Goodbye, a solo exhibition by Michelle Im exploring identity, diaspora, and the duality of cultural belonging through a new body of ceramic sculpture.

Photo credit: Hugo Glendinning With Caregiving & Creativity in mind, we speak with YARA + DAVINA, the socially engaged artist duo reimagining what it means to be mothers and makers – challenging outdated narratives, embracing job-sharing as a radical act, and creating joyful, public-facing work with care at its core. When YARA + DAVINA became…

With a focus on clarity, motion and modularity, Pentagram’s new identity for TwelveLabs transforms complex AI technology into a compelling visual language that balances intelligence with warmth. Pentagram’s latest project introduces a striking new identity for TwelveLabs, an AI company redefining how machines comprehend video. At its heart, the rebrand marks a conceptual shift, positioning…

For illustrator Sergio Membrillas, creativity is a conversation between past and present, tradition and innovation. Based in Valencia, he speaks to us about navigating a 13-year career, balancing commercial work with personal authenticity, and why the simplest tools still matter most. Where others have become obsessed with speed and trends, Sergio Membrillas has built a…

Flow State is a new content series that spotlights music’s power to unlock focus, emotion and peak creative performance. For most of us, music is a background hum that we tap into for motivation, relaxation, or simply to fill the silence. But what if it could be something more? Something like a portal into our…

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50 Greatest Designers gets under the skin of the pioneers who shaped our world today. The saying goes: to know where you’re going, you need to know where you’re coming from. So if you work in design, how much do you really know about the giants whose shoulders we’re all standing on? I don’t just…

Henry Curchod is reorganizing a surface as he paints. Until I had seen his work in person I didn’t quite see the gestures, the movement, the unraveling of something certain into something almost moving across the canvas, like trying to reconstruct a reality. I walked away with the feeling that Curchod is trying to make sense…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock From vague briefs to vanishing clients, creatives share the warning signals that could save your project’s success… not to mention your sanity. We’ve all been there. The client project, which started with such promise, begins to unravel. Deadlines slip, communication breaks down, and what should have been a straightforward brief…

Brooklyn studio Selman has crafted a new identity for one of New York’s most iconic spiritual and cultural landmarks, drawing on the cathedral’s rich architecture, community role and historical typography to build a system that’s both reverent and radically usable. The Cathedral of St. John the Divine – North America’s largest Gothic cathedral and a…

Blending art, dining, and social play, Pinky Swear’s new identity, created by The Working Assembly, invites guests to interpret and explore, just like the experience itself. Some places defy neat description, and that’s exactly the point with Pinky Swear, a new hospitality experience opening this month with a soft launch in New York’s Lower East…

URNA, Renders. Courtesy Of URNA, Malta At the bottom of a Maltese quarry, a radical rethinking of death and memorialisation takes shape. URNA, Malta’s powerful contribution to the 2025 London Design Biennale, proposes a collective, ego-free future for remembering the dead — where limestone dust becomes legacy, and grief transforms into geology. Art and design,…

There’s something about a book you find by accident, a book no one else seems to have heard of, a book that thrills and then becomes a part of you, when it’s one you so easily might never have read at all – it seems like it found you. – Lisa Tuttle: My Death  

A Tension Worth Keeping Because the Drift is Always There presents a group of new paintings by Nathaniel Oliver that follows a cast of characters over the course of a day as they navigate a single landscape. Combining imagery from his travels; figures based on friends, loved ones, and, in this exhibition, his own likeness; objects from…

Perrotin Los Angeles is pleased to present Josh Sperling’s first solo exhibition on the West Coast. In Big Picture, the devil is in the details. The first solo exhibition of the Ithaca-based artist in Perrotin’s Los Angeles space combines Sperling’s quintessential sculptural paintings, demonstrating a decade-long commitment to the mastery of form and color, and his…

The Hole is pleased to present Sam’s, a solo exhibition by a Juxtapoz-favorite, Samantha Rosenwald. For this special thematic exhibition, Rosenwald transforms the humble pinball dive bar into a colored-pencil-on-canvas fantasia—an adult playground of noise, indulgence, and, most crucially, loneliness.

© Jody Hartley Many people believe the legendary festival is overpriced, yet it sells out in under an hour. Within that inconvenient truth, there’s an important lesson for freelancers. It’s the same every year. Like clockwork, both social media and real media clamour to do what they do best: moan. Not about politics. Not about…

Sebas Velasco Celebrating its 80th anniversary, the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina proudly presents The Morning Will Change Everything, the debut solo museum exhibition by Spanish artist Sebas Velasco. Inspired by the Sarajevo-based band Indexi’s song of the same name, the exhibition features original works on canvas that explore urban landscapes and human stories,…

We love to know about artists and their pets. I think this is a collective imagination thing, where we sort of want to understand a personality through the animal an artist chooses to surround themselves with. Look, I am a cat and a dog person, so sometimes I can’t even understand my own push and…

Spoke Art are thrilled to present THE BIG SHOW, a ten year retrospective exhibition from prolific artist, author and video game art director, Scott Campbell, better known simply as Scott C. THE BIG SHOW is Scott C.’s first exhibition in New York since 2015 and includes artwork from a decade’s worth of projects, books, video games,…

Harman Projects and Toyroom Gallery are pleased to present FRACTURED, a solo exhibition by Shepard Fairey. The show will take place at San Francisco’s Minnesota Street Project with an eclectic survey of works spanning the legendary artist’s storied career. An exhibition-exclusive screen print (noted in the gallery above) will be available for in-person purchase at the gallery…

Back in our Winter issue, Amanda Ba told us “I also sometimes have a hard time just coming up with images purely from imagination. I think I’m a pretty realistic person, so I like to attach it to things that are happening in the world. It’s also affirming and validating to read what other people…

56 HENRY is pleased to present Adolescent Sanctuary, an installation by Koichi Sato. Split into two rooms, Sato’s work presents a beautiful, disaffected face in the front room and slowly reveals itself through the interior of a teenager’s bedroom in the back space.

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Subliminal Projects is pleased to present Earthquake Country, a solo exhibition by Echo Park-based artist Rob Sato, featuring a new body of drawings, paintings, and collaborative textile works. Rooted in his daily drawing and dream documentation practice, Sato explores the tension between the chaotic forces that shape our existence and the need for rest and…

Leeahn Gallery Daegu is currently hosting Anna Park’s solo exhibition Good Girl, which expresses the depth of the complex emotions and psychology of modern people through simple colors of black and white, crossing the realms of abstraction and figuration. Based in New York, the artist is a Korean artist who has been receiving worldwide attention…

Nathanaëlle Herbelin’s second exhibition at Xavier Hufkens presents a new series of portraits and interiors that navigate the fragile balance between immediate, everyday experience and the weight of an unsettled world. At once intimate and expansive, these paintings reflect a desire to hold on to moments of connection―small yet significant interactions with friends, neighbours, and…

After the collapse of communism in 1989, Romania was not only politically unmoored, but it also found itself culturally orphaned. The structures that once defined its creative economy, however rigid and ideologically oppressive, dissolved almost overnight. Artists, newly unshackled from state control, were thrust into a world without safety nets: no funding, no institutional support,…

I was standing over Meteor Crater in Northern Arizona recently and thinking about Aryo Toh Djojo’s work. There is something very galaxial about the landscape there, where the boundaries between us and the stars seems to blur into an almost seamless and endless potential of space and time, where space travel is possible and the connection…

Our friends at GR Gallery in NYC have a few announcements: big announcements that we are excited to share with you today. First, Arcadia, a dual show featuring Glendon Cordell and Takuya Yoshida, is in its last week and will be the last show at GR’s current Bowery space in Manhattan, their home for 10 years. But…

Marinaro is pleased to present Sky, a group of new small paintings by Ridley Howard with a particular focus on the significance of space. Howard’s paintings exist in a quietly charged place between minimalism and intimacy, realism and abstraction. His work often depicts everyday moments — a glance, a kiss, a figure in repose — yet there is…

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NANZUKA is pleased to announce the presentation of Osaka Kaiju, a new large-scale installation by French and past cover artist Jean Jullien, at the France Pavilion of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai. The exhibition will be held through June 12, 2025.

Hetzler | Marfa is pleased to announce Posters, a solo exhibition of works by Richard Prince, for the gallery’s annual presentation in Marfa, Texas. One of the foremost representatives of appropriation art, Richard Prince has been recontextualising images and ideas from mass media, advertising and entertainment since the 1970s. Often based on products of everyday…

Nazarian / Curcio is pleased to present Jacaranda June, JJ Manford’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. In Jacaranda June, Manford continues his exploration of imagined domestic interiors and landscapes, weaving together art historical references, personal memory, and popular culture—all set against the backdrop of iconic Los Angeles architecture. Drawing inspiration from John Lautner’s Garcia House on…

Night Gallery is pleased to announce Reflections, a presentation of new paintings by past featured artist and past Radio Juxtapoz guest, Esiri Erheriene-Essi. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Based in Amsterdam, Erheriene-Essi created these works across an ocean, their arrival in Los Angeles a resonant offering—bringing with them the quiet weight…

Author and curator Dan Nadel is a hero of mine and a bit of a renaissance man. He was the publisher of the brilliant and influential PictureBox for decades and was a champion of much of what Juxtapoz was founded on but took it to a whole new level of intricate historical research and creating…

Alvin Ong paints the human experience with a winter soup like thickness. It’s like all the things you want to see and the surprises of emotional release all in one place. It’s life, it’s the queer experience, and it’s cinema. What I have loved about Alvin Ong’s paintings over the years and Sayang at Anat Ebgi…

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Carlye Packer is proud to present This Grass is Green, Los Angeles-based artist Samala Meza’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Opening Friday, May 23rd from 6 to 8 pm, This Grass is Green will be on view through Saturday, June 28th, at Sidecar, 2034 Imperial St, Los Angeles, CA 90021.

Huxley-Parlour are delighted to announce a new exhibition of works by Catherine Repko. Duets, presented at our Swallow Street gallery, will showcase a suite of ten new large-scale paintings that focus on the interconnection of two figures. Existing at a threshold, the artist’s subjects are simultaneously tender and passive, as Repko weaves an ambiguity into her…

Currently on view at BEYOND THE STREETS in Los Angeles is PINK CLOUD, a bit of a Hall of Fame line-up of artists that have been featured in Juxtapoz including 2x cover artist Todd James. As part of the show, Todd has works on paper available for sale, which you can get RIGHT HERE. 

There is the majestic silence and emotional echo when you sit in front of a group of Rothko’s. It’s documented and written about at large, and I have had that feeling so many times with his works, just this sort of monolithic echo of life coming from the color field works. I got that same…

Sargent’s Daughters is pleased to present Emily Furr’s fifth solo exhibition with the gallery: Delirious New York.  Across paintings, drawings, and collages, this new body of work places Furr’s precise imagery in dialogue with the iconic built environment of New York City. Rem Koolhaas’ seminal work of the same title is a sprawling analysis of…

A few months back, we sat down with Mark Whalen on Radio Juxtapoz to talk about making sculpture and his upcoming solo show, Night Lights, at Harper’s. The show opened this weekend, featuring Whalen’s eclectic works, works of glass, aluminum, bronze, and marble within these freestanding and wall-hanging sculptures. As the gallery notes, “Whalen captures…

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present Assembled Lands, a solo exhibition by Minnesota River Valley-artist Gregory Euclide. In Assembled Lands, Euclide explores ideas surrounding nature and the human experience. The artist’s mixed media assemblages resemble landscape paintings but defy categorization. These non-traditional observations of nature are collaged from original photographs, paintings, drawings, Cyanotype, cut paper…

Marco Marinucci                                                                                                 Marco Marinucci’s Website Marco Marinucci…

Richard O’Donoghue – stock.adobe.com The recent cyber attack on M&S has prompted some profound soul-searching about brands’ vulnerability in a dangerous digital space. We canvassed industry leaders about what lessons can be learned. In 2025, no brand, regardless of its heritage or customer loyalty, is immune to cyber threats. This April, we saw a very…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock From embracing uncertainty to building genuine connections, industry veterans share essential wisdom for graduates entering the workplace. For many creatives, there are few times in life that are more thrilling and filled with possibilities than the summer you graduate. At the same time, there’s usually a fair bit of anxiety,…

It’s official: Jaguar has dropped its advertising agency, Accenture Song, following huge criticism of its 2024 rebrand. So what went wrong, and what lessons can be learned? In November last year, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) unveiled a radical rebranding exercise. The iconic British car brand, known for its sleek designs, racing heritage and unmistakable growler…

Brooklyn-based Romanian designer, illustrator, and art director Ionut Radulescu weaves collage, type, and emotional vulnerability into work that resonates across personal and commercial spheres, from Dipsea and The New York Times to his award-winning visual diaries. What does it mean to design from the inside out? For Ionut Radulescu, the answer lies in work that’s…

Monya Rowe Gallery is pleased to announce the second New York solo exhibition by Memphis-based artist Rahn Marion titled Where Spirit Meets Bone. The title of the exhibition, Where Spirit Meets Bone, is borrowed from a song by Southern singer Lucinda Williams (1953-). The phrase is a metaphor for the intersection where the physical body and the spiritual self connect,…

Harper’s is pleased to announce Stillness, Los Angeles-based artist Salomón Huerta’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery. The presentation features new oil paintings by Huerta and opens Thursday, May 15, 6–8pm, at Harper’s Chelsea 512 with a reception attended by the artist.

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present The Moon Underwater, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Madeleine Tonzi. The exhibition is an investigation into distortion and relationality. The landscape serves as a metaphor, speaking to the ways in which we relate to the world around us — each object placed within the composition provides meaning…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Whether you’re a pro designer or an entrepreneur without design skills, Adobe Express can revolutionise your content creation. Designer/founder Aseil Amgheib and ‘small biz babe’ Angel White explain why it’s an essential tool in their workflow. It doesn’t matter where you go, or who you talk to, in the creative…

Shepard Fairey is dropping a new print today, Thursday, May 15 at 10am PST, with“DEI-TY” via ObeyGiant. The 2-colorway edition “critiques the dismantling of diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in the U.S., directly referencing the Trump-era rollback of DEI programs. Fairey’s classic iconography, paired with this timely political message, feels like a continuation of his long-standing…

As part of our Leadership theme, we sat down with Linda Morey-Burrows, founder of MoreySmith and StudioMorey, to talk about staying the course, leading through complexity, and navigating decades of bias with clarity and conviction. With over three decades at the helm of MoreySmith and now StudioMorey, Linda Morey-Burrows has built a reputation as one…

Yuichi Hirako presents a large-scale installation at The Modern Institute in Glasgow, comprising acrylic paintings and wooden sculptures across Aird’s Lane and the Bricks Space, asking for a reconsideration of our relationship to nature and offering a subtle allegory for current global environmental issues, expressed in his joyful aesthetic language. A questioning of our awareness…

We talk to Eduardo Bertone and Michiyo Sato about their unique collaboration, which draws on their Argentine and Japanese roots and folk art from around the world. Founded in 2008 in Madrid, Bertone Studio is powered by the creativity of Eduardo Bertone and Michiyo Sato. Their collaboration has led to the studio’s unique illustration and…

Lidl GB has launched a colourful new initiative to promote healthy eating and encourage children to embrace fruit and veg in a fun, accessible way. We talked to character designer and animator Emily Redfearn. If I were an avocado, how would I move? Or a strawberry? A spring onion, maybe? These are questions most of…

Run For The Hills has crafted a refined visual identity and packaging for Kind Atoms, a new beauty brand that blends South Asian heritage with science-backed skincare and delivers high-end aesthetics at an accessible price point. In a saturated beauty market where “clean” and “science-led” are often tossed around as buzzwords, new skincare brand Kind…

From sculptural shorelines to sunrise silks, Beach of Dreams is a month-long celebration of coastal culture, climate consciousness, and community creativity – inviting us to imagine new futures for our edges. This month marked the start of Beach of Dreams, a festival with scale, heart, and purpose. Running until 1 June 2025, the month-long creative…

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“‘Too Bad, So Sad, Maybe Next Birth’ was a phrase my parents would say whenever something was out of my control and didn’t go exactly according to plan,” Shyama Golden wrote on the subject of her new solo show of the same name for PM/AM in London. “It feels to me like a short phrase…

Richard Heller Gallery is pleased to present Kyle Coniglio, No More I Love You’s. This is Coniglio’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. 

Stolen Heirlooms is an exhibition by Japanese-Canadian artist Kellen Hatanaka that honours the legacy of his family’s experiences of incarceration during WWII. Recreating possessions lost to this injustice out of paper, wire, and washi tape, Hatanaka reconciles with the complicated and nuanced emotions communities displaced through loss experience including anger, unease and grief.

picsmart – stock.adobe.com Marketing agency Knowlton is a master at using humour in advertising. Its co-founder explains how you can replicate its success—with a little help from Adobe Express. In a world saturated with intrusive marketing, Dan Knowlton has pioneered a refreshing approach. As co-founder of video and social media marketing agency Knowlton, Dan has…

Turner Prize-winners, bold typographers, and sculptural storytellers step inside working factories to create ambitious new works for the UK’s most celebrated making festival in Blackburn. What happens when globally renowned artists trade studios for the clatter of machines, industrial dyes, and production lines? At the National Festival of Making in Blackburn, the result is a…

With accolades pouring in for her imagery in Flower Block, Vietnamese artist Hoang Giang is a rising star in children’s illustration. The world could use a little more Flower Block right now. Beautifully illustrated by Ho Chi Minh City-based artist Hoang Giang, Lanisha Butterfield’s story is about a little boy called Jeremiah, whose sunflower seeds…

Rosetta Type is offering designers a font that’s truly yours alone. Managing director David Březina explains the thinking behind this bold move and how it all works in practice. In an industry where typefaces are designed to be used by thousands, a radical new concept has emerged that turns conventional type distribution on its head.…

To mark the centenary of the nation’s favourite biscuit, TBWA has reimagined the humble Chocolate Digestive as one of humankind’s greatest creations, complete with landmark projections, a pop-up experience, and plenty of nostalgic reverence. To mark the 100th anniversary of McVitie’s Chocolate Digestives, TBWA has launched a tongue-in-cheek campaign that positions the beloved snack alongside…

“I care about form more than anything else,” Morteza Khakshoor told us recently, “Color is important, but it’s secondary for me. When things are not working in my paintings, I know something is wrong with the shapes and forms. Things are much easier when the shapes are good in my eyes.” This felt relevant in…

Rolankay’s paintings have evolved to the point where they seem to be time-traveling to keep up with themselves. They arre alluring and they are timless, and the Chilean painter captures something that is rare in this world of hyperspeed: a quiet and poetic slowing of pace. Now in Madrid, his once vibrant oils are now…

Matthew Marks is pleased to announce Julien Nguyen, the next exhibition in his gallery at 526 West 22nd Street. The exhibition includes twenty new paintings.

Rooted in emotion and built for impact, Bristol-based agency Fiasco has rebranded to reflect who they are today and where they’re going next. Fifteen years ago, Fiasco set out with no clients, no agency experience, and no clear roadmap. Instead, they had instinct, optimism, and a core set of values. Over the past decade and…

As Liverpool Football Club revels in Premier League glory, we explore the strategic revolution powering its identity both on and off the pitch. Something extraordinary recently unfolded in English football: Liverpool FC clinched the Premier League title for the second time. When you add that to their 18 top-flight titles from before the Premier League…

Designers Agatha O’Neill and Sarah Lisgo are taking on London’s Lime bike menace one citrus-coloured sticker at a time, raising awareness of accessibility issues and cheekily reminding riders to park responsibly. If you live in London, chances are you’ve danced around a toppled Lime bike or grumbled as one blocked your route altogether. For creatives…

Developed by Montreal-based studios Six Cinquième and Never Was Average, this human-centred framework offers a timely and practical way for design professionals to embed equity, empathy and humility into their everyday practice. In a time when much of the creative industry is quietly retreating from the promises made in 2020, a group of Montreal-based designers…

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Balancing precision with irregularity is the guiding principle in Elise Ferguson’s richly layered paintings. Her labor-intensive process begins with applying multiple rounds of pigmented Venetian plaster onto panels, which are then drawn over with imperfect guidelines in graphite to help register multiple rounds of silkscreened plaster in repeating geometric designs. Embracing this system’s inevitable misalignments…

 Romanian artist Radu Oreian has returned to 1969 Gallery with That Magic Light, his second show with the gallery and first since 2022’s A Sea of Green and Blue. That Magic Light transports us into the inner workings of the artist’s mind, asking the audience the ultimate ontological question of what it means “to be.” Oreian creates a universe containing endless…

In the first moments I saw the works of Japanese artist Yu Nishimura, I felt this enormous sensation, a wave of grief almost, of what happens after the world is flipped upside down and we are left to repair. You wouldn’t, I maybe think, go to a Last of Us sort of scenario when you…

Even though Kenichi Hoshine’s artworks (an alum of the Juxtapoz Clubhouse and now readying to show with Nino Mier) evoke a sense of the uncanny, blending barely recognizable figures or body parts with abstract shapes in direct, attention-demanding arrangements, they also immediately wash over the viewer with a feeling of nostalgic calm. This effect is…

Melanie Issaka. Photo: Aisha Seriki, RCA Photography MA and Arts & Humanities MFA Successful creatives know that bringing ideas to life requires more than inspiration—it requires partnership with experts. In our second of two articles on the Royal College of Art’s technical services team, three technicians reveal how they collaborate with postgraduate students to solve…

Rapid Research Lab The German photographer worked with hundreds of children to create an amazing community art project focusing on the Earth’s resources, turning their ideas into a series of astounding images. With a camera in everyone’s pocket these days, we don’t always appreciate the value of photography anymore. But the German photographer Jan von…

Get outside in nature! Just one of the many tips to boost well-being. Image licensed via Adobe Stock Are you struggling with your mental health, and nothing is working? Here are some tried-and-tested ways to feel better you may not have thought of. It’s Mental Health Awareness Week from today. With that in mind, we’ve…

Mental health resources. Image licensed via Adobe Stock Need some inspiration to calm the mind? These books, podcasts, and apps will help you stay grounded, focused, and well. Struggling with your mental health? Honestly, we’re not surprised. After all, creative work demands a unique kind of emotional and mental energy. The pressure to consistently produce…

Created by purpose-driven agency Nice and Serious, the campaign challenges outdated perceptions of museums and asks the public to rethink health through a series of playful, provocative questions. What does health smell like? What does health sound like? What happens when we stop chasing answers and start asking better questions? These are just a few…

Folks, friends, fellow people, it is that time of the year where we announce the winners of the 2024—25 A Design Awards & Competition! The world may be currently in a state of… let’s say a bit of stasis, but the innovation and design being created around the globe is at a peak. A creative apex!…

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Image licensed via Adobe Stock Today, everyone is celebrating the signing of a historic trade deal between Britain and America. But the US President has also threatened huge tariffs on foreign films, which could be catastrophic for freelancers and the industry as a whole. Last Friday, Britain and America signed their first trade deal under…

JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present Time Alone, the debut London solo exhibition by South Korean artist Han Ji Min (b. 1978, Jeollabuk-do), opening this May in the heart of Mayfair. Featuring 17 poignant oil compositions, this exhibition marks a major milestone in Han’s career, introducing London audiences to her quiet and contemplative world.

The Artemizia Foundation is thrilled to announce the opening of Of Watchers, Tricksters, and the Bold, a dynamic new exhibition by acclaimed contemporary artist Michele Mikesell. Hosted at the Foundation’s vibrant Gallery 818 space in Bisbee, Arizona, the exhibition will run from Saturday, May 17 through Sunday, June 22, 2025.

Etsy rival Big Cartel has been helping artists and makers sell products for 20 years. We explore their recent rebrand by How&How and the sketch-driven concept behind it. In 2025, if you’re an artist, maker or small business wanting to sell your products online, you have plenty of places to choose from. But Big Cartel…

The creative software giant has unveiled a new brand identity, developed in collaboration with Mother Design. Read on to find out what’s changed, and what designers can learn from it. In 2025, branding and design is key to the success of pretty much every big corporation. But for Adobe, it couldn’t be more important. After…

Faced with an existential threat from AI, the leading liberal newspaper is fighting back with a major redesign focused on flexibility and mobile-first design. When I first got into journalism in the 1990s, it was a licence to print money. Mainstream papers like The Sun sold two to four million printed copies a day, and…

The first thing I said to Nellie Scott, Executive Director of the Corita Art Center in downtown Los Angeles that preserves and promotes Corita Kent’s art, teaching, and passion for social justice, was that I wish we didn’t need to do this. I wish Corita Kent’s work had already done its work, that the world was…

Sage Vaughn’s work has always lived between worlds: between beauty and chaos, the wild and the civilized, the fragile and the untamed. Recently, that boundary has begun to fray. This short film stays with him there, as he reflects on the pull between comfort and expectation, and the need to keep moving toward something less…

Blending architectural photography and graphic storytelling, Civic is a striking new book by 51 Studio and Dom Moore that documents the Civic Centre’s in-between moment, capturing the stark beauty, civic baggage, and future uncertainty of a building long misunderstood. Some buildings become part of the skyline, while others become part of a city’s identity in…

As cannabis moves from counterculture to mainstream, Super Okay’s rebrand of California-based THC Design plants its flag in ambition, clarity and craft, steering the brand away from clichés and toward icon status alongside Levi’s and Nike. In a cannabis industry crowded with hype, noise, and predictable tropes, THC Design is taking a different path, and…

With “Noisy Thinking” at its core, Nissan Formula E is breaking through with culture-led creativity. In an exclusive interview with Nissan’s CMO Matthieu Rouxel and the team at Dark Horses, we found out exactly how they’re electrifying the future of motorsport. In a sports world dominated by mega-budgets, legacy brands and fierce loyalties, standing out…

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to announce our participation in Future Fair. This will be the second year in a row the gallery exhibits at the New York City fair, where we will be featuring five artists from our program: represented artists Scott Albrecht and Carlos Rodriguez, alongside Sabrina Bockler, Paul Gagner, and Stephen Morrison. 

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Shadow Talk by Dylan Rose Rheingold marks the artist’s second solo exhibition at T293 and features her largest body of work to date: three monumental mural-sized paintings that push the boundaries of scale and intimacy. Alongside these, a selection of automatic drawings on paper, which Rheingold regards as studies in the ongoing evolution of her…

Sabroso! is excited to announce a new solo exhibition I Want What I Already Have by Larissa De Jesús Negrón on view at Future Fair (Booth R9) in New York City from May 7-10 at Chelsea Industrial on 535 W 28th St.  In this poignant series, Larissa De Jesús Negrón delves into the concept of…

Need a fresh burst of typographic inspiration? Our latest monthly roundup of new and revived fonts is a must-read. Ever feel like you’re drowning in a visual sea of AI slop? Fortunately, the world of type design seems to be sticking fast to the twin values of innovation and craftsmanship. And if you ever needed…

Photo by: Diane Picchiottino At a time when so many experiences feel interchangeable, Gareth Collins, UK CEO of creative and experience agency Luckybeard, explains why the brands that will stand out are the ones bold enough to add something back in. Danish social-eating restaurants have discovered that by embracing a little bit of awkwardness, they…

Tracy’s puppet (detail), Arch Model Studio, ISLE OF DOGS. Photo Richard Round-Turner. © the Design Museum The legendary filmmaker’s personal collection of props, costumes and models is going on public display in London. Love Wes Anderson, the visionary filmmaker known for his meticulously crafted visual style and distinctive storytelling? Then you’ll be excited to learn…

With its striking red palette, tactile packaging, and a design language inspired by Indian block printing, Raazi Tea invites American audiences to embrace a slower, more intentional ritual. In a world that’s always rushing toward the next notification, next deadline, or next dopamine hit, Raazi Tea is offering up an opportunity to Slow the Now,…

With Clinging Knots, our friend and contributing editor Charles Moore has curated Shanee Roe’s first solo exhibition at 68projects in Berlin. 

Jack Shainman Gallery is pleased to present Ilé Oriaku, an exhibition of multimedia drawings and works on paper by past Juxtapoz cover artist, Toyin Ojih Odutola, the artist’s seventh solo show with the gallery. Building upon her inclusion in the Nigerian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale and her solo exhibition at the Kunsthalle Basel, both in 2024,…

One of the great podcasts we have ever shared was our chat with Emma Stern in 2022. What we learned was her dedication and deep-dive into a universe creating art form, and what seems crazy is that at the time, the talk of AI wasn’t even evolved as much as it would emerge in the…

How are we supporting mental health in our workplaces right now? Image licensed via Adobe Stock There’s a lot of talk about mental health support in the creative industry at the moment. But is this just lip service, or are agencies taking practical action? Whenever you’ve had a difficult day in your creative job, people…

A new international outdoor campaign by Iris for digital identity platform World turns our collective hatred of captchas into an absurd, eye-catching, and surprisingly insightful brand statement about trust, identity, and proving our humanity in the age of AI. There’s a particular flavour of digital frustration many of us know all too well: squinting at…

In a landscape of same-same studios and siloed thinking, StudioFMRG is carving out space for more expansive, resonant and strategically led creativity. Founder and creative director Finn Gaardboe shares how beauty, curiosity and business nous come together in the studio’s approach. When Finn Gaardboe launched StudioFMRG earlier this year, it wasn’t on a whim, nor…

The Malaysian-born, London-based photographer discusses psychology, cultural heritage and what sets different places apart. It’s a strange world we live in. In 2025, we still call the device we carry in our pockets ‘a phone’. But how much do we actually use it to make calls? For most of us, the smartphone is far more…

Nazarian / Curcio is pleased to present Lover’s Knot, Wendell Gladstone’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. In this new body of work, Gladstone explores intimacy as both a physical and metaphysical experience. Figures appear in intertwined embraces—bodies threaded together like cords—evoking the emotional complexity and binding force of human connection. The knot, as both motif and…

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Eleanor Harwood Gallery is thrilled to announce Martin Machado’s second solo show with the gallery: Fine Dine the Demons. The show will be on view through June 21st, 2025.

Entrance is excited to present Vessels of Experience, new sculpture by Pat McCarthy, his second exhibition at the gallery following Nik Nak’s City Cart in 2019, following years of collaboration with Entrance.

Ross + Kramer is pleased to present Of Dust and Breath, a solo exhibition of new work by Los Angeles based artist Devon DeJardin. Of Dust and Breath, on view May 08–June 28, 2025 in New York, marks DeJardin’s first solo exhibition with Ross + Kramer. DeJardin’s study of world religion and spiritual traditions informs much of his…

Thinkspace Projects is thrilled to present Casey Weldon’s new solo show, Old Haunt. Exploring real world predicaments from the social lives of his friends, filtered through his unique lens, Weldon presents an all new colorful and varied body of work in his fourth solo exhibition at the gallery.

CLAMP is honored to present Flowers Drink the River, a solo exhibition by Fall 2024 featured artist, Pia Paulina Guilmoth—her first with the gallery. In this deeply personal body of work, Guilmoth documents the first two years of her gender transition while living in a rural, predominantly right-wing town in Maine. Her large-format photographs reflect…

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We are still catching up from a slew of shows that have opened over the last few weeks, and today we wanted to show you a few images from Sebastian Black’s exhibition, Old Friends, that opened at CLEARING Los Angeles last week. We have always loved Black’s use of repetition in his paintings, focusing on…

Half Gallery will open Meghann Stephenson’s I’ll Be Your Mirror at their Los Angeles location on May 3, 2025. 

Huxley-Parlour are delighted to present Love and Theft, a new solo exhibition by Grace Lee. For their second solo exhibition with the gallery, the artist returns to a preoccupation with loss and control in a suite of new small-scale paintings which navigate thematic and conceptual tensions of the archive.

In this edition, part of our Work-Life Balance & Boundaries theme, we speak with Erin Collis, executive creative director at Red Antler, about protecting peace, rejecting performative hustle, and why saying no can be an act of trust. As executive creative director at Red Antler, Erin Collis leads high-impact creative across some of today’s most…

Taking place this May in Lancaster, the second edition of Northern Design Festival brings together studios, strategists and storytellers to tackle the creative industry’s hidden barriers, one honest conversation at a time. Northern Design Festival (NDF) has revealed the full line-up for its 2025 edition, returning to Lancaster from 15–17 May with a programme that…

Photo credit: Fiona Finchett. We meet the Manchester muralist, who is on a mission to bring people together, start conversations, and make a difference in the community through graffiti. “What’s great about murals is they’re large-scale and often outdoors,” says Oskar Walin – AKA Oskar With a K. “People stumble upon them, which creates a…

From a revived historic marque to a new tone of voice, DesignStudio’s rebrand is bringing this cultural icon into the modern era. Changing the name of an institution as storied as the Royal Opera House is a statement of intent if I ever saw one. It’s a declaration that the Royal Ballet and Opera are…

To mark the launch of a new direct route from Nashville to Dublin, Uncommon Creative Studio has teamed up with Aer Lingus to roll out a playful, culture-led campaign that transforms a familiar Irish phrase into a real-world airport journey. We’ve all done it, or at least thought about doing it: slipping out of a…

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Adele Renault’s studio is an old converted Korean church in Los Angeles. It’s a large, fascinating old building just down the road from some of the biggest gallery names in the world like Zwirner, but here, there is a quiet hum of the 10 freeway and a massive painting area that could almost be an…

The beauty of Barry McGee’s sudden avalanche of output over the last 18 months is the degree to which there is purpose to the density of the production. It feels like the legendary and influential San Francisco artist has something to say, or in the case of his Paris solo show at Perrotin, he has…

Over the past 18 months, Koto has worked quietly behind the scenes to unify Amazon’s sprawling visual ecosystem, redesigning the tech giant’s master brand and over 50 sub-brands into a modern, flexible system built for global scale. When you think of Amazon, what springs to mind? Probably the smile, maybe a box, or even an…

In what is always such an interesting place to showcase ones work with printmaking and works on paper, past cover artist Robin F. Williams is set to open Night Shift at Pace Prints this week. 

A few weeks back, we reviewed the brilliant solo show The Morning Will Change Everything, Spanish-painter Sebas Velasco’s body of work at History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo. Today, we are excited to share Doug Gillen of Fifth Wall TV’s in-depth look at the exhibition, including interviews with Sebas and Art Historian and the Director of…

Akoya Mockups aims to bring a sense of authenticity to portfolio presentations. We chatted with its founder, Paul Metsers, about a passion project that resonates with thousands worldwide. In a world of AI slop, creating tools that feel authentic has become increasingly valuable. Paul Metsers has built a business around this very principle: developing mockups…

Design studio Wedge has helped Canadian seafood supplier Diana’s evolve from a chef’s best-kept secret to a contemporary consumer brand, blending rich history with everyday joy in a spirited new identity. Diana’s is no newcomer to the culinary world. For over 45 years, the family-run seafood supplier has been a trusted name in the kitchens…

The Copenhagen-based studio has reimagined Purpose Talent’s brand identity with a jazz-fuelled, joy-filled new look that swaps corporate clichés for expressive illustrations, soulful type, and a strong dose of New York groove. What does fulfilment look like? It’s not the LinkedIn version (yes, we mean the handshake photos and high-fives in open-plan offices), but it’s…

Ivana Ivković (b. 1979 in Belgrade) observes that in moments of upheaval, art watches and waits. The Serbian artist works in the space between vulnerability and resistance, and she has taken to the streets. Her multidisciplinary practice traverses drawing, photography, installation, and delegated performance, and Ivković often uses the male body to examine power, trust,…

Brian Calvin is a familiar and constantly evolving face. The fact that he paints himself into the works and the shows makes sense of this, but Calvin has continually expanded and contracted his visual language as he and those around him age. In that Katzian universe of the portrait being a marker of time, that…

The popular rock band’s single-take marvel combines 29 collaborative robots, infinite mirrors, and precision choreography, all synced to a 78bpm heartbeat. In a cavernous Budapest train station, after 36 failed attempts and with time running out, take 37 finally captured what many thought impossible: a perfect single-take music video featuring 25 robotic arms moving in…

Adobe’s SVP of Design Eric Snowden at Adobe Max A new initiative from the makers of Photoshop aims to bridge the skills gap between education and industry by offering paid opportunities and mentorship to young creatives. Last week, I attended Adobe Max 2025 in London. Amid the usual fanfare of product launches and celebrity speakers,…

Known for his rhythmic, hand-drawn loops and clever visual narratives, Bristol-based illustrator Con McHugh spontaneously leaps into the world of live jazz performance, blending music and motion in an expressive new collaboration with clarinettist Adrian Cox. What happens when a jazz musician and an illustrator walk into a live venue? In Con McHugh’s case, you…

With its latest pro-bono project, Wonderhood Design has reimagined Soho Parish School’s identity and campaign messaging to boost visibility, attract pupils, and help protect the last primary school in central London’s most iconic neighbourhood. In the heart of Soho, squeezed between jazz clubs, theatres and noodle bars, sits a school that’s quietly been shaping the…

From New York bars to global icons, Belfast-born studio Crown Creative has built a reputation for designing hospitality brands that feel as good as they look. Founder Ryan Crown and his growing team talk to Abbey Bamford about their evolution, ethos, and what it means to create experiences that truly stick. Some career shifts happen…

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Last week on Radio Juxtapoz, we introduced Katie Merz’s upcoming collaboration with home goods company Simplehuman (the ones with the now-iconic functional objects like the sensor trash cans, soap dispensers, and kitchen essentials). Today we can share the capsule collection with you, featuring the Brooklyn artists signature journalist art-form onto sensor cans and soap dispensers.…

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present In Defense of Tenderness, a solo exhibition by Boston-based artist Genevieve Cohn. Each of her vibrant paintings are phrases in a continuous narrative filled with mythic, playful women weaving together an imagined history and future.

Chefas Projects is delighted to present Almost Young, a series of new paintings by Emily Kepulis. Through illuminated scenes that embody a familiar stillness, Almost Young meditates on the pliability of time – especially its ability to suspend and transform us – and how our perception of it influences our experiences of everything. 

How is the air up there? Up there in the highest strata of the social order, past the treeline of the white collars and into the deepest of the deep state, with those whose entitlements can be traced back generationally to the First of Men, where the Grandest of Plans are laid and every “coincidence”…

With your help, we’ve come a long way. Check out the lineup for the latest season, and download it today. The latest season of The Creative Boom Podcast launches today, marking an incredible milestone in our journey: one million downloads since our 2020 debut. This landmark season arrives with support from our sponsor, the School…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock Dearbhla Boyle, strategy director and company director at Big&Bold, explores how the ad world can thrive with machine-led collaboration, and whether it’s time to retire the Don Draper model of advertising. What can I help with? That default prompt of AI assistants is reassuring to many… but perhaps not for…

David Wadhwani, president of digital media at Adobe The software giant has got a lot of flack from creatives for its focus on ‘ethical’ AI. But I’m starting to think they might actually have a point. Last week I was in North Greenwich, London, for Adobe Max, the big conference by the design software giant.…

In its ongoing collaboration with Ink Grade Estate, design studio Edition has transformed a high-altitude vineyard into a high-touch experience, crafting everything from tactile tasting menus and wax-sealed folders to expressive labels and immersive projections. At nearly 1,800 feet above sea level, Ink Grade Estate occupies a wild, volcanic stretch of Napa Valley’s Howell Mountain.…

We know Emily Coan for her evocative paintings, capturing nature, identity, and transformation that capture something almost mythical.Coan’s work is frequently described as both introspective and expansive, bridging personal narratives with universal concepts. Throughout her career, she has been celebrated for her ability to capture the essence of her subjects, inviting audiences to reflect on their…

We know Emily Coan for her evocative paintings, capturing nature, identity, and transformation that capture something almost mythical.Coan’s work is frequently described as both introspective and expansive, bridging personal narratives with universal concepts. Throughout her career, she has been celebrated for her ability to capture the essence of her subjects, inviting audiences to reflect on their…

Echoes is a meditation. The exhibition invites us into a space where symbols reverberate across time and evolve in unexpected ways. Religious iconography and archetypal narratives endure in the human psyche, finding embodiment in the form of tattoos and wounds, leaving an imprint upon both the body and soul. Tattoos were once symbols of culture and…

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present amuse-bouche, a group exhibition focused on the small scale. Featuring over 80 works from 28 artists, the exhibition pays homage to the unpretentious simplicity of scale, with all of the artworks measuring under 12 inches. Taking various styles and approaches, these works foster an immediate sense of intimacy, intrinsically drawing…

Focusing on the theme of Visibility & Representation theme, we spoke with Emily Jeffrey-Barrett, founder and creative director at Among Equals, about the subtle dynamics that silence women, the power of community, and why real disruption starts with who gets to lead. Emily Jeffrey-Barrett is no stranger to being talked over, underestimated, or labelled “too…

Long Story Short is proud to present Virtues & Vices, a solo exhibition by Scottish artist Lily Macrae at 52 Henry St, New York, NY. On view through April 27, 2025, Macrae’s work captures the push and pull of human nature—the tension between indulgence and restraint, joy and regret, intimacy and distance. Her paintings feel like fragments…

Fredericks & Freiser is pleased to present Constant Bloom, the first U.S. exhibition of Lucas Foglia’s new photographic series. Over the past four years, Foglia followed Painted Lady butterflies on the recently discovered longest butterfly migration, turning it into a powerful metaphor for connection across international borders. The project received a 2024 Guggenheim Fellowship.

Luhring Augustine is proud to announce Wish Maker, an exhibition of new work by Juxtapoz past featured artist and generational talent, Salman Toor. This marks the artist’s first major presentation in New York since his watershed exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2020, as well as Toor’s first solo show with the gallery.…

SomeOne founding partner Simon Manchipp takes us inside the new business rollercoaster, from AI anxiety to budget ghosts, and makes some surprisingly upbeat predictions about the next 12 months. ‘New business’ is a phrase that strikes fear into much of the industry. New business is the lifeblood of any creative practice, and cash flow is…

Monte’s Fine Foods might be known for its tomato sauce, but behind the label is a brand steeped in family legacy, creative crossovers, and cultural cachet. We sat down with founder PJ Monte to talk about world-building, Italian heritage, and taking red sauce from grocery shelves to fashion collabs and beyond. PJ Monte didn’t grow…

Scout Lab’s rebrand for The Previvor replaces cold, clinical visuals with a soft, empowering design to support women making some of the most complex health decisions of their lives. Designing for healthcare is about trust, clarity and care as much as it’s about aesthetics. Arguably, when the design brief involves not only information but emotion,…

American Haiku harnesses the popularity of White Lotus to create an intense and exotic visual experience. When you think of advertising for a luggage brand like Away, you’d expect to see traditional travel marketing images focused on destinations and picturesque landscapes. But instead, Brooklyn-based creative agency American Haiku have taken an altogether different approach. The…

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Opening 19 June 2025, Our Story with David Attenborough invites visitors into a 360° immersive journey through the epic history of humankind, narrated by the beloved broadcaster and created in collaboration with Open Planet Studios. If you’ve ever wished Sir David Attenborough could personally walk you through the story of humanity, from the formation of…

Often regarded as a colorist, this exhibition repositions Ann Craven within a deeper language that moves beyond her traditional motifs–moons, flowers, and birds–to explore the mechanics of painting itself. It will highlight an often overlooked conceptual framework, where seriality, repetition, and shifts in scale function as both meditative and formal devices in her paintings. Her…

GRIMM is pleased to announce Still Moving, a solo exhibition by British artist Louise Giovanelli, the Manchester-based artist’s fifth solo exhibition with the gallery. Still Moving is a collaboration with renowned movie theatre Metrograph in New York, and the artist will showcase new paintings created in relation to five selected films, concurrently screened to accompany the…

Artists have long been inspired by the themes of the carnival and the circus. They often identify with the craft, the courage, and the sometimes marginal existence of circus and carnival performers. The carnival is a unique social space where attitudes and behaviors that might be unacceptable in “polite society” are allowed to thrive. Artists…

Image licensed via Adobe Stock What’s it like being a creative freelancer in 2025? Well, we won’t beat about the bush. It’s not easy out there right now. For many freelancers, 2025 has brought an amplification of the traditional feast-or-famine cycle, with longer dry spells followed by intense periods of activity. Nick Gripton, who specialises…

Modern Citizens’ designs for the London waxwork museum shift the focus from glamour and fame to authentic emotions. If you’ve ever got a spare day in London, you could do worse than spend it at Madame Tussauds: it’s a surprisingly fun place to visit. But the UK capital isn’t the only place to see waxworks…

This irreverent campaign for Brazilian skincare brand Mami Wata is turning heads by, er, turning heads. In a world increasingly dominated by AI and facial recognition, one Brazilian skincare company has found a creative way to harness this controversial tech… by, well, poking fun at bald people. Mami Wata, a vegan and reef-safe skincare brand…

In partnership with The Hygiene Bank, Saatchi & Saatchi has launched a campaign that’s as surreal as it is serious. ‘The Edible Soap’ is a provocative new symbol of hygiene poverty in the UK, highlighting the absurd daily choices millions are forced to make between eating and staying clean. When was the last time you…

“No hierarchies are implied.” If you need to know anything about Katie Merz, start with that. The Brooklyn-born and bred artist has been playing on the streets both metaphorically and recently literally, for most of her life. Hierarchies would have got in the way if she let them. Art was all around, or perhaps better…

Galerie LJ presents Grief Embodies Infinite Colors (A Coroner’s Wife), the first solo exhibition in Paris by Spanish-American artist Luján Pérez (a Juxtapoz favorite and part of our 30th anniversary show last year), exploring the multifaceted nature of grief through a new body of works on wood and paper.

The world needs a little more Escif. The illusive but highly productive Spanish artist has been working on series of paintings and drawings for years now, but one of the threads he has been exploring in recent times is works in collaboration with his young son, Otto. Part of this idea is about uninhibited expression,…

RHODES is delighted to present Louche, a new solo exhibition by acclaimed American artist Kevin Sabo Marking his UK debut, this series of new works continues in Sabo’s distinctive, vibrant style. His exaggerated characters make tongue-in-cheek pop culture references and playfully mock traditional gender roles, creating a surreal world of satirical humour.

Image licensed via Adobe Stock We take the temperature of the agency world as studio heads share their experiences of 2025 so far, good and bad. Where has the time gone? We’re almost a third of the way through the year already. And if 2024 felt like navigating a choppy sea, then 2025 has presented…

Unlock your earning potential with these winning strategies and tools, courtesy of the experts at content monetisation platform, destream. In one sense, it’s a great time to make money from your creative content. The creator economy has expanded dramatically in recent years, transforming what was once considered a hobby into viable career paths for millions…

Steve has transformed his living room into the world’s tiniest studio, crafting award-winning miniature movie moments with household items and boundless imagination. In a modest corner of Sheffield, Steve Berry is creating movie magic at miniature scale. It’s a project he began during lockdown—and it’s taken off in a big way. Steve’s painstakingly detailed recreations…

Combining historical accuracy with modern irreverence, this new campaign repositions Portsmouth Historic Dockyard as a thrilling, must-visit experience for curious minds of all ages. How do you get people excited about a 500-year-old shipwreck? Or the cannonball-struck mast of a 19th-century warship? You throw out the museum marketing rulebook, lean into a cheeky play on…

For EXPO CHICAGO 2025, Omenai Gallery presents a duo- exhibition that includes the works of Tariq Oliver and Kwaku Osei Owusu Achim, two emerging artists from West Africa with a shared reflection on language, meaning, and memory. The concept behind our presentation for EXPO CHICAGO 2025 is The Contemporary Artist As Alchemist – an extension…

It is an inadequate use of language to call Rashid Johnson: A Poem for Deep Thinkers an installation, an exhibition, a survey. Because it feels like more. A defining moment of our times? A definition of art in the 21st century. A shape-shifting moment? I have been struggling this weekend thinking of what to say…

Yancey Richardson is proud to present Sawubona, an exhibition bringing together work from five different series made between 2002-2013 by South African artist and visual activist and past Juxtapoz featured artist, Zanele Muholi. Their fifth exhibition with the gallery, Sawubona reveals both the historical depth and visual complexity of Muholi’s overarching project of empowering the Black…

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One of our favorite annual art fairs is upon us, with EXPO Chicago Contemporary Art Fair, opening at the Navy Pier this weekend. Our friends at Richard Heller Gallery will be there again, with a booth featuring works Von Wolfe, Gretchen Scherer, Sean Norvet, Shawn Huckins, Ryan Travis Christian, Sabrina Bockler, Cindy Bernhard, Amy Bennett, Arjen…

Skin is the main barrier between our insides and the outside world. It is variously tough and penetrable, neatly containing our blood and guts while also being vulnerable to external prods and pressures. In Elsa Rouy’s new paintings (at GNYP in Berlin), the skin is rendered viscerally in thick paint. Sometimes it seems waxy and…

OCHI is pleased to present Eventide, a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Paige Turner-Uribe. This is Turner-Uribe’s debut exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition will be on view at OCHI, located at 3301 W Washington Boulevard in Los Angeles, California through May 24, 2025.

DIMIN is proud to present Sitting Ducks, a provocative showcase of the newest work from Brooklyn-based artist Elena Redmond. Through her distinctive approach to portraiture, Redmond continues a voyeuristic, jewel-toned journey through her personal relationship with privacy, vulnerability and power. The work in Sitting Ducks further tests the tensions between compliance and rebellion, visibility and exposure, power and…

KÖNIG BERGSON presents WHERE EARTH MEETS SKY, a group exhibition of contemporary painting that reimagines the landscape as a dynamic space shaped by culture, memory, and perception. Featuring the works of 26 artists on the ground and first floor of the Neubau at Bergson Kunstkraftwerk, the exhibition challenges traditional views of the landscape, not as…

For our friends in Baltimore, go check out Rachel Hayden’s Life Cycle of a Painted Lady opening at Current Space this weekend. Current Space is an artist-run gallery, studio, outdoor performance space, and garden bar; nourishing an ongoing dialogue between artists, activists, performers, designers, curators, and thinkers that opened in November 2024. Go support. 

Nikolas Antoniou                                                                                             Nikolas Antoniou’s Website Nikolas Antoniou on Instagram

The first thought I had when I read that the name of this show was Sidewalk Chalk was just the idea of a summer and childhood. Chalk is harmless but formative. It’s a tool of imagination and expression, transforming ordinary concrete into temporary canvases for vibrant drawings, games, and messages. To me, sidewalk chalk represents…

pt.2 is pleased to present Honing In, a new exhibition of oil paintings by Martha Shaw. In Honing In, Martha Shaw turns her attention to a small group of subjects—a pair of trees, a yellow house, a beachside building, and a recurring calla lily. Painted on canvas at intimate scale, these forms appear again and…

Illustration by Sunny Wu As AI-generated dolls flood social media, illustrators are reclaiming our creative spaces with hand-drawn alternatives that celebrate human artistry instead. If you’ve glanced at social media recently, you’ve probably seen a bizarre trend of people making images of action figures and dolls of themselves using ChatGPT’s image generator. These digital creations—which…

As part of our Caregiving & Creativity theme, we speak with Thecla Schaeffer—an artist, former creative director, and single mother of three—about reclaiming space, rejecting outdated narratives, and creating art in the kitchen as an act of both resistance and liberation. Thecla Schaeffer is no stranger to shaping cultural narratives. As the former creative force…

Creative studio Derek&Eric’s latest work for Lindt reimagines the iconic Gold Bunny for Easter 2024, wrapping its charm (and signature red ribbon) around a luxurious new chocolate egg offering. Easter is no stranger to visual overload, and every year, we’re overwhelmed with imagery of bunnies, chicks, pastel florals and eggs in every hue of the…

Using shattered glass as both metaphor and medium, Broken Dreams offers a striking meditation on innocence, conflict and the quiet persistence of hope. There’s no shortage of footage documenting the impact of global conflict, but very few films manage to convey the emotional weight of war with the subtlety, sensitivity and visual finesse of Broken…

These caught our eye. I just like a classic done with a little updated twist. And here we go: Our friends at Vans have teamed with the great Montreal-based brand JJJJound once again for a OTW by Vans x JJJJound Special Edition Half Cab release on Thursday, April 17 at 12 PM EST. Released in two colorways, black suede and…

Jillian Freyer                                                         Jillian Freyer’s Website Jillian Freyer on Instagram

A new interactive art project invites us to video chat with a poetic, product-peddling AI version of Jesus—just in time for Easter. Surreal, satirical and thought-provoking, AI Jesus takes aim at the growing commercialisation of spirituality in the digital age. What happens when faith, capitalism and generative AI collide? You get AI Jesus, a surreal…

Photo by Jody Hartley The radical field in Glastonbury’s Southeast corner will look and feel totally different this year. We chatted with creative director Kaye Dunnings to learn more. In a dramatic shift from previous years, Shangri-La—Glastonbury Festival’s legendary field of counterculture and alternative music— is completely reinventing itself under the theme of ‘The Wilding’.…

“Downpour is something that happens, suddenly, fast and very unexpectedly,” Jonathan Lyndon Chase says. “I see this very much as how the concept of change or transformation behaves in our daily lives.”

“I had this idea, how to paint Renaissance images but to make them look contemporary,” says Remus Grecu. “To make Renaissance paintings feel almost like AI snapshots.”