Subversive Sirens. Photo by Ackerman + Gruber Swimming is integral to our culture, from TV and sport to public life. Splash!, curated by Amber Butchart, brings all those aspects together in an upcoming must-see exhibition.… Read More »From Pamela Anderson to Zaha Hadid, the Design Museum explores a century of swimming culture
In her debut graphic novel, Home Bound, the Tel Aviv-based illustrator explores the complex, fragile nature of belonging via a word-free odyssey in which the visual language speaks for itself. Maya Ish-Shalom is an illustrator… Read More »Illustrator Maya Ish-Shalom’s silent book explores the elusive concept of belonging
For the second year, PRINT asked some of the most creative people we know what they are excited to give (and get) this year. Look for daily gift inspiration*, now through the holidays. (*Click away!… Read More »Zachary Petit is Excited to Give (or Get!) …
This week’s guest is Jennifer Kinon. Kinon founded Champions Design with Bobby C. Martin, Jr in 2010. Today, Kinon leads business, design, and strategy at Champions. For more than a decade, the firm has crafted… Read More »DesignThinkers Podcast: Jennifer Kinon
This industry perspective is by leadership coach and artist Natalie Davis. Sensitive. It’s a delicate word that brings up a lot of feelings, memories, and possible fears. As creatives, we may have heard this term… Read More »The Creative Superpowers of Highly Sensitive People
Artist Ben Turnbull and his alter-ego Q, both Londoners, unveiled a large-scale guerilla wild-posting, MAGABUCK, in the capital of American independence, Philadelphia, on December 1. The multi-sheet poster depicts a dollar bill, and a collage of vintage comics they have collected… Read More »The Daily Heller: Q’s Art Comforts the Disturbed and Disturbs the Comfortable