A firm favorite during the lockdown, the Getty Museum Challenge challenged people to recreate some of the world's most famous artwork using just what they had on hand. A new book documents some of the best efforts In recent years, museums have turned to social media to challenge long-standing perceptions and reassure people that they […]

Five years ago, Frederic Duquette started uploading a new picture to his Instagram account @fvckrender every day after teaching himself the pros and cons of Cinema 4D through YouTube tutorials. Less than three months later, he received his first contract and has since worked with artists such as Tokimonsta and Lil Nas X as well […]

Ita O’Brien is an intimacy coordinator and movement director for film, television and theater. She was previously a dancer and actress herself and has incorporated that experience into creating safe, considered, and consensual environments for working with intimacy, as well as for scenes with sexual content and nudity in film, television and theater. O & […]

Not all written feedback is created equal. If you are part of a writing community filled with great reviewers (like The Write Practice Pro!) You will be the lucky recipient of a lot of feedback on your writing. Sometimes it is obvious how and when to address the problems the feedback poses. But often it […]

Choosing a digital marketing agency is easy. The hard part is deciding which digital marketing agency to hire. In today's world, anyone with an internet connection can create a website and offer services as a business owner. The barriers to entry are low or nonexistent. What … makes choosing the right digital marketing agency so […]

I recently took part in a virtual panel that looked at race and inclusion in the workplace. The COLOR Magazine & WMFDP | hosted "Reflecting on Race: Moving Forward for Inclusion Success" FDP Global and leaders in diversity, inclusion and equity, including Applied Materials, Novant Health and Sandia National Laboratories. I learned so much and […]

Saatchi & Saatchi London's new film for Deutsche Telekom plays the 18-year-old music sensation, who explores prejudices about the use of technology by young people A new campaign from Saatchi & Saatchi is committed to helping the young people who get flak because they're stuck on their screens. Directed by Vincent Haycock, the film at […]

For years, a large part of the discourse on climate change, biodiversity and the environment has been illustrated by harrowing images: bulldozer forests, barren landscapes, displaced population groups, destroyed habitats. It seems that the prevailing tactic has been to shock us into action, but as climate change and natural disaster statistics continue to tighten, this […]

Albert Camus' work has taken on a new life in lockdown. Sales of The Plague – its story about the Algerian city of Oran where the bubonic plague broke out – rose 150%. Although Penguin has commissioned a prepandemic, the re-issue of three Camus classics, including The Plague, The Outsider and The Fall, feels particularly […]

Sophie Harris-Taylor is known for her delicate pictures that play with natural light and often capture their motifs in their roughest form. Past projects, usually inspired by personal experiences, include Milk, which shows mothers breastfeeding their children, Epidermis, which shows pictures of women with common skin conditions like acne and hyperpigmentation, and sisters, the culmination […]