What happened when the popes and monarchs of yore were major patrons of the arts? Sometimes great artists emerged. Throughout history, magnificent works glorified God as well as the kings, queens and aristocrats who commissioned… Read More »The Daily Heller: When Dictators Dictate Art
With FRAMES, you’ll receive a beautiful magazine and exclusive digital content, as well as engagement with a worldwide network of photographers and a chance to chat with some of the world’s leading talent. Best of… Read More »Beautiful photography magazine or thriving community? FRAMES is both!
Photographer Jack Kenyon has documented Benidorm’s older couples in a new series of images that find a fresh angle on the resort, which is more widely known for its stag and hen parties. When you… Read More »Benidorm’s Golden Years: Jack Kenyon captures the resort’s overlooked greying couples
Designed by NYC-based studio Porto Rocha, the new performing arts centre’s identity looks to close the curtain on exclusivity while honouring the former World Trade Centre site. A new creative space has made its home… Read More »Overcoming historical elitism: PAC NYC’s barrier-breaking identity
Creative agency Fluoro has created an impactful new identity for SWAMP, which reflects how the wildcard storytelling agency has grown from an indie start-up to an industry leader. Brand experience agency SWAMP, formerly known as… Read More »Brand agency SWAMP enters the big leagues with new identity that deliberately doesn’t fit in
The Signal, in collaboration with Sister Mary and the Human Rights Foundation, launches “The Long Game,” a limited-edition print publication exploring the global struggle between authoritarianism and democracy. Inspired by the spirit of samizdat, the… Read More »Sister Mary Brings the Spirit of Samizdat to The Signal