Developed by Montreal-based studios Six Cinquième and Never Was Average, this human-centred framework offers a timely and practical way for design professionals to embed equity, empathy and humility into their everyday practice. In a time… Read More »‘In Perspectives’ challenges design industry to rethink inclusion from the inside out
To develop the groundbreaking exhibition What Have We Here at the British Museum, artist Hew Locke — celebrated for his intricate, politically charged works exploring colonialism, migration, and empire — collaborated with curators Isabel Seligman… Read More »In ‘What Have We Here,’ Artist Hew Locke Reimagines the Objects of Empire
Join us for this weekly conversation between photographer Craig Cutler and illustrator Craig Frazier, whose collaboration is a testament to the unexpected alchemy of creative play. The Two Craigs project consists of one weekly prompt… Read More »Two Craigs: 49/52
In 2018, I wrote an essay for Design Observer on the profound significance of men’s hair as a design affect. As examples I used certain famous and infamous unique hairstyles (hair branding) and how it… Read More »The Daily Heller: On the Joy of Baldness
Melanie Issaka. Photo: Aisha Seriki, RCA Photography MA and Arts & Humanities MFA Successful creatives know that bringing ideas to life requires more than inspiration—it requires partnership with experts. In our second of two articles… Read More »Why learning to interact with technical specialists is key to creative success
Rapid Research Lab The German photographer worked with hundreds of children to create an amazing community art project focusing on the Earth’s resources, turning their ideas into a series of astounding images. With a camera… Read More »Rainbow Robot Space Ice captured through the lens of Jan von Holleben