Exhibition: Clear Your Head Every Day

Anthony Burrill’s new solo show, Clear Your Head Every Day, opens this Friday June 10 at Outline Editions’ gallery space and shop on Berwick Street in London. Here’s a sneak preview of the show…

Kugler wins V&A Illustration Award

Olivier Kugler is the overall winner of this year’s V&A Illustration Awards for his depiction of a truck driver’s journey across Iran, featured in French quarterly reportage magazine XXI

Degree Shows 2011

It’s early June, so it must be time to blog our list of the UK’s forthcoming graduate degree shows. If yours isn’t on there, then please do add the details, including any websites, in the comments below

Resident Advisor’s 10th anniversary party prints

To celebrate it’s 10th anniversary, electronic music magazine Resident Advisor has curated a series of events to take place around the world, each of which will be marked with the release of a limited edition print sporting artwork created b the likes of Simon Cook (above), Trevor Jackson, Laurent Fetis, and The Designers Republic…

The Weather Inside Is Frightful

Australian creative collective The Glue Society has unveiled its latest artwork, made for the second Sculpture By The Sea festival in Aarhus, Denmark. The work, titled I Wish You Hadn’t Asked, consists of a large house, where it rains on the inside…

E STINGS 2011: don’t forget

There’s still time to enter E Stings 2011. Make a sting for E4 and you could get your work on air as well as win £2,500

Create your own Kaiser Chiefs album

For the release of their new album, The Future is Medieval, UK band Kaiser Chiefs have collaborated with Wieden + Kennedy London to create a website that allows fans to design their own album cover and bespoke selection of tracks, and even make money from their creations…

Publicis Mojo puts the “super” in Hahn SuperDry beer

Putting the “super” in Australian beer, Hahn SuperDry, is a complicated and arduous task, according to a gloriously purile new spot written by Publicis Mojo Sydney and shot by Tom Kuntz through MJZ . Thankfully the process is also highly entertaining…

Ron Galella: Paparazzo or Artist?

Can paparazzi photography be art? This is the question raised by two new exhibitions of work by US ‘paparazzo extraordinaire’ Ron Galella, which are showing as part of this year’s PhotoEspaña festival

Intel’s Museum of Me

First there was the Facebook Book, and now we can view our social media content in the form of a virtual museum exhibition…

British Heart Foundation kids party packs

The British Heart Foundation has commissioned design studio hat-trick to design a kids party pack that would promote healthy fun for kids whilst communicating health messages to parents.

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