Creative Review
Every copy of In The End It Was All About Love, published by Rough Trade Books, is unique, thanks to its hand screen-printed jacket by Tommy Davidson-Hawley Read More
Spoon and Tamago
Rubber train station stamps, known as eki stamps, are a uniquely Japanese phenomenon formally dating back to the early 1930s. Read More
stir
From examining recent events in contemporary India to the importance of assuming different roles as an artist, the photographer and filmmaker Ronny Sen speaks about his journey so far. Read More
Creative Boom
Growing up black, many of us can remember the time when we realised we were "different". It's a 'coming of age' moment or collection of experiences when we're suddenly confronted with how our blackness creates a dramatically different reality than those of our non-black peers. Read More
AnimationXpress
Plagiarism is spreading ever so highly in today’s world of social media. Stealing, or passing off someone else’s ideas as one’s own, is not a new trend. It has, however, grown expansively within the last few years, especially in the art sector. Read More
Artnet News
A trend that may have started as a response to the limitations of lockdowns has taken on a life of its own. Read More
Creative Boom
As the world starts to open up again, aperitivo brand Italicus is celebrating by launching a global art contest aimed at reigniting tourism to the world's most exciting cities. Read More
Yellow Trace
In his Affects series, Tokyo-based graphic designer Masashi Murakami pushes the possibilities of paper by appearing to turn the digital into the physical. Read More
Soul City is a book about Calcutta from the perspective of 16 different ‘Calcuttans’ who share their version of the City of Joy. Read More
Artnet News
The planned museum in Kyoto will showcase historical Nintendo products as well as exhibitions and experiences. Read More
Scroll.in
A retrospective of the acclaimed filmmaker on Mubi India is a rare opportunity to revisit the purity of his artistic expression. Read More
Creative Boom
If there was one thing that scared Trump back in the 1980s, it was probably Japan. The country's economy was booming back then, and old Donald wasn't a fan of giants like Sony and Panasonic taking over the world stage. Read More