Twenty years on from Hurricane Katrina, Jesse Zuefle tells the full story of the famous street artist’s mysterious visit. In the summer of 2008, the world’s most enigmatic street artist slipped into New Orleans like… Read More »NOLA RAIN: the definitive chronicle of Banksy’s New Orleans legacy
The award-winning author shares a practical guide to redefining goal setting and making real progress, tailored for creative professionals. Did you know we have our own network for creatives, The Studio? It’s free to join,… Read More »Rhea Freeman on how to set creative goals that stick
Shot on 35mm film in the US and UK, OpenAI’s new campaign follows different characters using ChatGPT to cook, learn, travel and reach personal goals—an elegant piece of brand storytelling that shows AI slipping quietly… Read More »OpenAI’s first big ChatGPT campaign signals a new era
Whenever I ask someone where they keep their ideas, they generally point to the same place — their head. Yep, index finger to forehead, “It’s all right here,” they tell me. Your brain is a… Read More »Write That Sh*t Down
Jonathan Lloyd West’s paintings freeze our obsession with digital scrolling This annual event isn’t just packed with creativity and fresh ideas. It’s also a great showcase for how empty retail units and dying high streets… Read More »Middlesbrough Art Week proves that shopping malls are the galleries of the future
Walter Heinz Allner (1909–2006) was a German-born Bauhaus-trained designer, painter, printmaker and, most memorably, the art director of Fortune magazine from 1962–1974. In addition to evolving the magazine’s Modernist typography, he created 79 striking minimalist… Read More »The Daily Heller: Walter Allner’s Bauhaus Influences