The prestigious new Saltzman Prize, an annual award which recognises the Emerging Photographer of the Year, has gone to Keisha Scarville for her striking images that reflect themes of belonging and place. American photographer Keisha… Read More »Photographer Keisha Scarville wins the inaugural 2024 Saltzman Prize
© Dong Qiu The Chinese artist’s distinctive style blends Asian tradition with modern sensibilities, attracting global clients and resonating with audiences worldwide. The moment you clasp eyes on freelance illustrator Dong Qiu‘s work, you feel… Read More »Dong Qiu’s magical illustrations summon the East-meets-West spirit of Shanghai
New York-based illustrator, artist and author Ellen Weinstein has delved into her family history for her latest picture book, Five Stories, which explores the people and character of NYC’s Lower East Side. We’re big fans… Read More »Five Stories: Ellen Weinstein’s new picture book is a love letter to the Lower East Side of New York City
Few things embody the spirit of New York quite like freshly baked bagels, especially if they are from beloved H&H Bagels. For half a century, this iconic establishment has been a staple of the city’s… Read More »H&H Bagel’s New Identity by High Tide Sparks Nationwide Craving
The reverberations coming off George Floyd’s murder in May of 2020 begged the reckoning of every industry, company, entity, and person, challenging us to think long and hard about how to respond. Some responded in… Read More »The State of Black Design Conference Builds Bridges Between Black Designers, Recruiters, and What’s Possible
In all of my memoir workshops, I teach a Mark Doty essay on how memory changes with time, and the knowledge that what we remember of what happened back there is not wrong, although it… Read More »Poor Man’s Feast: On the Betrayal of Memory