It pains me to realize that for a dozen years I lived just one building away from the Center for Jewish History—formerly the Margaret Sanger Institute—and never took advantage of the extensive YIVO Institute for… Read More »The Daily Heller: 100 Years of Jewish History Through YIVO and Its Artifacts
Need a reprieve from the nationwide heat wave and the overarching global hot mess? This month we found cover zen in the launch of the Picador Shorts series, which Alex Merto designed, featuring illustrations by… Read More »30 of the Best Book Covers of the Month
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Forget the pressure to niche down. In 2025, versatility is the real flex. For years, we’ve been told that, rather than try to be all things to all people, we… Read More »The rise of the creative generalist: why being ‘good at lots of things’ is becoming a superpower
The new Sector Plan pledges to nearly double business investment by 2035, promising skills programmes, research funding, and local support to ensure the UK’s creative industries thrive across every region. From grassroots music venues to… Read More »Government’s £380m Creative Industries Plan aims to power regional growth and spark innovation
London studio Ragged Edge has overhauled its own brand identity, swapping neon for earthier tones and a constantly shifting horizon motif. The refresh reiterates the agency’s refusal to settle for average and invites like-minded clients… Read More »Ragged Edge redraws the horizon with its own new identity
In a sea of sterile tech tools, Kin is an AI app that feels like a confidant, thanks to a long-term collaboration with Studio Morfar that combines creative storytelling with growth strategy. AI is having… Read More »Studio Morfar brings a human touch to AI with emotionally intelligent brand for Kin