We hear how creative street advertising specialists BuildHollywood took their art school origin story and turned it into a company philosophy, and why the street remains a place to create powerful moments
The museum’s new outdoor initiative signposts overlooked and obscure histories associated with the city
First launched in 1999, the classic advert is treated to a British rework promoting Walkers’ cheese and onion crisps
Directed by Steve Rogers, Everything is Fine highlights the failings of the current economic system to ask whether there is an alternative to the status quo
The photographer’s first solo exhibition brings together new work made in the UK and India. Through image, he explores his British-Gujarati identity and the expectations it entails
A new book offers some of the artist and designer’s advice for young creatives amassed over the course of his lengthy career
You’ve decided to launch an agency. But what do you call it? We speak to indie founders about navigating the name game – and some near misses
From autonomy to workplace culture, leading creatives reveal what compelled them to start their own independent agencies and how they plan to keep their principles intact
Creative Review has teamed up with BuildHollywood and artist Joseph Melhuish to create a special public art installation in London, which acts as a universal call to listen to your heart
The photographer’s latest series, Plaukai, goes inside an annual competition dedicated to long hair, which calls back to folkloric traditions
The photographer blends documentary, staged and archival images to build a complex portrayal of his family history during Apartheid, which is on display as part of the Belfast Photo Festival
Mlti NYC has led an extensive redesign of the brand that emphasises its performance credentials