Somebody Stole Our Sticker
Alicia O’Dell writes to inform us of this heinous crime – someone stole her Saville sticker. If anyone has any information leading to the recovery of this item, please inform us…
Alicia O’Dell writes to inform us of this heinous crime – someone stole her Saville sticker. If anyone has any information leading to the recovery of this item, please inform us…
Grey London has created this new poster campaign for Women’s Aid to highlight the prevalence of domestic violence against women. Featuring typically stark photographs by Rankin, the campaign aims to tackle the issue of the silence that surrounds domestic abuse by featuring famous female celebrities with all-too-realistic bruises and cuts and asking the question “What does it take to get people talking about domestic abuse?”
The work of Turkish designer Aylin Deniz first appeared in Creative Review in our fashion-themed showcase just over a year ago (CR Nov 05), following a recommendation by Tomato’s John Warwicker
Paul Belford has joined This is Real Art, as the company moves into advertising as well as design. His first project: a subscriptions mailer for a certain well-known creative magazine
The sponsorship of exhibitions is big business. Mark Sinclair visited several to see how far corporations have muscled in on our experience of art
Last month, we named design studio and brand specialists Proud Creative as One To Watch. This month their largest project to date is unveiled: a new identity and channel branding for Welsh TV channel, S4C
Best known for his emotive sleeve designs for bands such as Pixies and Cocteau Twins on the independent music label 4AD – and more recently Scott Walker and TV on the Radio – graphic designer Vaughan Oliver and his studio, v23, have influenced a generation of designers and music fans alike
Parv Thind and Joseph Mount talk to Gavin Lucas about their role creating the sound for Fallon’s latest Giggle spot for Skoda
Dutch designer Robert Deodaat Emile Oxenaar – or Ootje as he’s known – created possibly the most beautiful money ever printed
Contemporary art in London is full of childish glee these days. If Carsten Höller’s slides (at the Tate Modern until April 15) sound too scary, how about a game of “Squeak Piggie Squeak” with the kids at Tino Sehgal’s latest interactive performance work, down at the ICA?