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Be it historical writing systems inscribed on leaves or entirely new mediums all together, we explore how, in typographic design, the medium has always shaped the message.
As her new book of pornographic AI nudes is published, Arvida Byström talks about parasocial relationships, sex work, and whether or not it matters if images are “real”
We speak to Romaisa Baddar, founder and curator of the archive about its third publication, which lenses the MENA region’s football culture and defies stereotypes.
Galerie Caroline O’Breen in Amsterdam is presenting ‘Nightcall’, a solo exhibition of new works by artist Satijn Panyigay, who has been photographing temporarily vacant interior…
From the set of Gladiator II, Paul Mescal joins director Andrew Haigh for a conversation about their heart-rending film All of Us Strangers. “I’ve tried to capture intimacy a lot, but there is something special going on here,” says Haigh
The light installation 'What is for Sure' explores the relationship between space and time. By reinterpreting and manipulating the seemingly natural and chronological rhythm of light, the artwork addresses the phenomenon of chromatic changes in the sky caused by atmospheric scattering.
Ibrahem Hasan’s 728-page book Yesterday, Come Closer explores the complexities of Palestinian life. “We’re not a monolith,” he tells AnOther
The creative duo Rob & Robin have transitioned from graphic design to illustration; though they’re still borrowing a few tips and tricks from their old trade.
Livegrid is a harmonious blend of technology and art that brings environmental awareness right into your living space – now looking for support on Kickstarter.
Gone are the days of the sleek thin sans; activewear brand Sweaty Betty debuts an identity system from Fluoro that stresses new brand message, “don’t sweat it”.
Dans son exposition intitulée 'Growing Up Travelling', Jamie Johnson examine différentes approches pour documenter l'histoire irlandaise.In his exhibition 'Growing Up Travelling', Jamie Johnson takes a look at varied approaches to documenting Irish History. In his exhibition 'Growing Up Travelling', Jamie Johnson takes a look at varied approaches to documenting Irish History.
The former “SNL” writer and co-creator of “Los Espookys” discusses his debut feature.
By pulling together several different generative models into an easy-to-use package controlled with the push of a button, Lore Machine heralds the arrival of one-click AI.
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With eleven campuses across Italy, Spain, and Brazil, the education network Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) is on a mission to champion, nurture, and foster the latest generation of creative innovators – finding the shared humanity connecting us all that sits below the surface.
Embedded/Embodied unites ‘acoustics’ and ‘epistemology’, acoustemology to investigate sound as a means of obtaining knowledge, delving into what can be known through listening.
The book explores the charity’s diverse artist commissions (such as Hurvin Anderson, Yinka Ilori and Shepherd Manyika) and celebrates its important work.
Photographer Barbara Peacock has spent years traveling across the United States to get a glimpse inside our most intimate space—the bedroom.
The animator Flóra Anna Buda shares part of her visual research for “27,” imaginary portraits of actual moods.
Kristina Shook talks about her mother Melissa Shook’s Daily Self-Portraits (1972–1973) series, which offers an expansive and inviting meditation on womanhood
From 2013 until 2022, when farmers in the Netherlands began facing drastic agricultural policies, Roland Icking travelled the Dutch-German border, photographing facades and the people and animals that live there.
In this week’s POV, design director Jakob Weinzettel traces the growing trend of “the human alphabet” and how this visual language speaks volumes about designers’ collective obsession with the human form.
How does an artist balance their vision with making space for the expression of others? Lindsay Perryman has an answer.
Art of the Title’s Lola Landekic speaks to the graphic designers behind titles and posters for some of this year’s biggest films, exploring the process and changing landscape for these creatives setting the tone of films through typography.
For Peggy Nolan, the gift of a Nikon camera at 40 resulted in a breathtaking body of work, encapsulating her children’s coming of age in South Florida
From the heart of the ancient city of Diriyah rises a beacon of innovation and imagination: Diriyah Art Futures. This visionary arts, research and education centre, nestled within a UNESCO World Heritage site, stands as a harbinger of the boundless creative possibilities at the intersection of art, science and technology.
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