Artist Alex Prager has one word for us: Run!
The artist’s new exhibition brings together film, photography, and sculpture in a multifaceted exploration of human perseverance
The artist’s new exhibition brings together film, photography, and sculpture in a multifaceted exploration of human perseverance
In recent years the sports brand has used its founding philosophy as the basis of its marketing campaigns, resulting in authentic, thoughtful and impactful work
The fresh, colourful identity adopts a playful tone to signal a safe, queer space for all kinds of relationships
As Forsman & Bodenfors sets up a new in-house team dedicated to the dark art of digital distribution, we discuss why ‘fame’ is returning to adland’s lexicon
The new look brings the rail operators Thalys and Eurostar, which merged in 2022, together as a single brand
As the evidence in favour of the four-day work week mounts up, we speak to agencies large and small about why they won’t be returning to the norm
Correos, the state-owned postal service in Spain, created this enigmatic ad to ask us all to ‘Whoa, humans, whoa’
As the actor admires the bevy of A-list names on the streaming platform’s roster, he becomes increasingly neurotic about why he isn’t one of them
“You don’t need to be bland to feel trustworthy,” says creative director Arthur Foliard of the brand’s new fluoro-coloured identity
The initial buzz around NFTs cast a spotlight on the environmental concerns about the energy-intensive process. A new project from Ikea’s research lab Space10 asks whether cleaner ‘next generation’ NFTs can instead drive sustainability
The fashion house has taken over the front of the London department store to mark its Yayoi Kusama collaboration
Artists are furious that their work has been used as fodder for AI tools, and copyright lawsuits are mounting as a result. We discuss AI’s intellectual property woes with Jelly head of artist management Nicki Field and illustrator Christoph Niemann