Like many other aspiring designers and couturiers, Jomtar found herself marveling at the incredible ensembles donned at the prestigious event. Inspired by the theme, she set out to create her interpretation of a delightful Met Gala inspired dress. Read More

‘Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama’, made by Koichi Sasaki, Yugo Sako and Ram Mohan, continues to make news. Read More

This week, chief art critic Ben Davis joins the podcast to discuss A.I. art, a topic at the heart of his new book, "Art in the After Culture." Read More

“Some families play sports, some cook together. For us, it happens to be art-making.” Read More

The second and final day of the D&AD Awards 2022 has come to a close, with the remaining categories being awarded their Pencils, including an incredible batch of three Black Pencil accolades. Read More

We talk to the graphic designer behind PFA about two very different typefaces, one which emulates handwriting, the other mimicking type-written game console fonts. Read More

Amid a sea of dubious climate messaging and images, can design find visual languages for the climate crisis that leads to real action? Read More

California-based industrial designer Reiten Cheng has developed a recycling machine that can be 3D printed using open-source instructions and used to turn PET bottles into filament for additive manufacturing. Read More

In Ukraine right now, history is being written, recorded and documented; history will undoubtedly be studied by our children and grandchildren for decades to come. But although the world craves raw facts about what's happening, it mustn't be just journalists that testify; artists have a crucial role to play too. Read More

We talk to the political fashion brand Nöl Collective, online radio station Radio Alhara, artist Malak Mattar, graphic designer Amani Yaqob and multidisciplinary artist Mahmoud Alhaj about their experiences of developing creative practices under Israeli occupation. Read More

Four of the actor’s cartoon collectibles were stolen in an phishing scam. One of them was set to star in a new sitcom. Read More

Japanese food and beverage company Kirin Holdings and researchers at Meiji University have developed a wearable device connected to a chopstick that uses an electric current to simulate food tasting salty. Read More