Nick Waplington’s new book traces his diverse artistic career
Waplington’s latest monograph shows the artist’s curiosity and commitment to his subjects, whether he’s using a camera, a pen, or a paintbrush
Waplington’s latest monograph shows the artist’s curiosity and commitment to his subjects, whether he’s using a camera, a pen, or a paintbrush
In her new series, the photographer focuses on the respite and escapism watching TV can sometimes bring for kids, in a bid to alleviate the parental guilt and negative connotations
We look at how investing in creativity is helping beer brand Lucky Saint punch well above its weight as it seeks to change perceptions of alcohol-free
Now Is Better is drawn from data of long-term trends that highlight how the world is in better shape than you might think
Shot over the course of a single match, the collaborative publication reveals the importance this age-old sport stills holds for Dakar’s youth
The designer tweaks features on well-known apps as part of a daily side project, from previewing your Hinge date in AR to nepotism disclosures on LinkedIn. He talks to us about gaining traction on social media and what it’s brought to his design practice
We speak to WhatsApp’s global head of marketing about how the brand is telling the stories of its global userbase through everything from photography exhibitions to documentaries
The book, aptly named Coming and Going, traces the artist’s experiences with birth, death, heartbreak and love through intricately arranged and reworked images
Known for its inflammatory headlines and controversial stories, the Sun newspaper is the latest target of Shaw’s satirical work
Ezra Petronio has worked with everyone from Glossier to Gucci during his three-decade career. As he releases his debut monograph, he discusses why the rapid acceleration of creativity is also the biggest barrier to making great work today
Rivalry and a “mutual respect” are embedded in the new art show featuring works by the mother and son duo, which includes some joint pieces
Mubi has transcended its beginnings as a streaming platform by investing in touchpoints long proclaimed dead – from print media to cinemas. We hear how design has underpinned its growth