Manchester’s long-running motion design festival returns to Freight Island next March, with more than 20 speakers, three stages, workshops and a new marketplace. If you work in motion design, animation or a related creative role,… Read More »Motion North welcomes global design and animation talent to Manchester
In Museum Postcards, the London-based artist turns mass-produced images back into unique handmade paintings with a twist. Is a trip to an art gallery really complete without a souvenir from the gift shop? And what… Read More »Chris Coombes’ charming postcard paintings play with the boundaries of what art can be
Design Is One: Lella and Massimo Vignelli, the 2012 documentary produced and directed by Kathy Brew and Roberto Guerra, logged some international broadcasts and a two-year contract with Netflix. “We eventually left our distributor, First… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Vignellis Are Back
The artist famous for painting portraits of people glued to their screens is back. This time, his theme is gigs, and he ponders whether we’re really there to see the music. There is nothing more… Read More »Peter Davis’s Gig Pose paintings capture the phones-in-the-air moment at every concert
From the streets of New York to the backstage antics of Coney Island Clown Skool, the Chinese photographer explores the curious ways we perform identity and make sense of the world around us. Imagine being… Read More »Step inside Hang Yu’s wonderfully strange world of clowns, costumes and constructed identities
Yes! And not the last, either. Seymour Chwast is indefatigable. This new book—aptly titled Seymour Chwast: The Works—is his second monograph in two months (the first is the more narrowly defined Picture Book Book). He… Read More »The Daily Heller: What?! Another Chwast Book?!