Corbin Shaw’s new show subverts the sensationalism of British tabloids
Known for its inflammatory headlines and controversial stories, the Sun newspaper is the latest target of Shaw’s satirical work
The Guardian’s new ad campaign embraces its divisiveness
The media company worked with Lucky Generals on its first brand campaign since 2019, which taps into the divisive responses generated by the British media – the Guardian included
T Brand Studio offers lessons in storytelling
The New York Times is renowned for its incisive reporting and ability to join the dots across news, entertainment, and culture. This ethos also runs through the work its content studio T Brand provides for its advertisers
Little White Lies on standing the test of time
As Little White Lies marks its 100th issue, we speak to the team behind the indie film mag about how it’s maintained its unique visual language and what it takes to have longevity in print
What does an issue of Vogue look like as an event?
For Vogue, it’s not enough to just find the story, it’s also about where the story lives and the form it can take. CR speaks to the creative and editorial team to understand how the upcoming Vogue World: London event fits into this multi-platform approach
New Selfridges zine is designed to be a “directory of now”
Led by Richard Turley as editorial director, Yellow Pages cheekily borrows the name of the telephone directory that was a defining feature of British culture in the pre-internet era
The New York Times takes over the subway
The media company has transformed train carriages and stations into immersive spectacles inspired by its various platforms and products
Bringing strategy out of the shadows
Creative strategy studio Mørning has produced a new zine that reflects on culture now. Co-founder Lydia Pang discusses why tensions are the root of great ideas and what dissolving binary viewpoints means for creativity
Sho Shibuya’s New York Times artworks go on show
His serene paintings of the sunrise applied to covers of the New York Times act as a commentary on the passing of time, and the juxtaposition between current affairs and the natural world
Good Reads: Sandwich magazine is a delicious slice of cultural insight
We speak to editor Josh Jones about making the indie mag’s new ice cream sandwich themed issue and accompanying content series Brain Freeze, which is sponsored by Oatly
Big Issue unveils painted shop front to spotlight vendors
The large-scale mural hopes to challenge misconceptions around sellers of the magazine and give a tangible face to their work
Good Reads: ACV shines a spotlight on communities
We speak to the team behind Asset of Community Value, a publication that celebrates the individuals and groups harnessing creativity and solidarity for social good
All Deya: meet the artist behind the best beer brand going
As craft beer brand Deya turns ten, we talk to Thom Hobson, the artist behind the distinctive look of the young brewery that does things differently
Less jargon, more joy: The new rules of B2B voice
In business, the bottom line is everything. But behind every business is a human – and you need to know how to talk to them, says Reed Words’ Orlaith Wood
CR’s guide to the 2025 UK degree shows
Find out details for the undergraduate art and design showcases taking place this summer around the UK
Is women’s sport at a creative tipping point?
As the cultural momentum around women’s sport reaches fever pitch, we explore how brands are embracing diverse new audiences and challenging the conventions of sports marketing