Essentially an interactive picture book, this independently developed video game is produced by Blink Industries and hosted on itch.io.

The designer and photographer frames curation as the most important creative force behind his series People Look at Art or Art Looks at People.

In 2025, it hosted Spatial, an immersive, spatial sound festival that allows attendees to explore experimental sonic spaces, marking an even more avant garde turn for the Berlin location. The festival ...

People think opera and ballet isn’t for them – that it’s elitist, expensive and intimidating. Institutions need to change that perception, argues Base Design’s Thierry Brunfaut.

Animators Will Anderson and Ainslie Henderson share just how the uncanny homonculi came to life using stop motion, live action puppets, a splash of CG and heaps of imagination. (Contains spoilers.) ...

It’s rare for a typeface of an independent type foundry to become part of something that’s so culturally significant,” says Kimera founder, Michael Clasen.

Our Naarm correspondent explores this futuristic yet natural and tactile visual language which is growing exponentially across her home city.

The artist and photographer took the New York Nicer Tuesdays stage to talk the crowd through their latest film and photobook Tops: a meditation on top surgery, vulnerability and Black trans masculine ...

Christopher Mcholm, an artist from Cranbrook, Canada, doesn’t need to be asked how he creates his art – it’s straight to the point. In a visual culture where we’re often asking artists ‘what program ...

At April’s event in London, expect talks about experimentation in graphic design, genre-defying illustrated novels, art in the internet age and photo essays on Lagos.

Beginning with the Quakers, this archival book shows how Clarks intertwined with numerous cultural touchstones to become one of the most recognisable shoewear brands.

It’s hard to get design momentum while juggling a toddler and a baby. Kat Wong explores how to reprioritise and figure out the balance that works in this week’s Creative Career Conundrums.