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David Hurn captures Black Mirror stars in 70s get-ups
As Charlie Brooker’s cult TV series returns for a new season, the Magnum photographer was invited to take photos of stars Paapa Essiedu and Anjana Vasan on set
Oliver Frank Chanarin on the ethics of documentary images
The photographer talks to us about objectivity and consent in imagemaking, and creating his first body of work since the end of his 20-year creative partnership with Adam Broomberg
The Colour Journal looks at colour in a new light
The new publication series lifts the lid on six colours through enlightening essays, original photography, and historic artworks – beginning with a deep dive into all things blue
The Kinshasa collective turning rubbish into costumes
Colin Delfosse photographed the group of artists exposing the extent of the city’s waste problem through wearable pieces of trash
Creativity Sucks! podcast asks what Gen Z really wants
In our latest edition of the CR podcast, guests including Mother’s Vairi MacLennan, Woo’s Stephen Mai, and the Digital Fairy’s Efemena Okogba discuss what makes Gen Z different
Do you need representation as a creative?
We speak to two agents and a producer to get a sense of how their role has shifted over the years, what they look for and how they keep their roster happy
DeadHungry on food, fashion and filmmaking
The multi-hypenate chef, photographer, and filmmaker discusses how he found his creative niche, and why the fashion world is lapping up his unique approach
Exposure: Kirt Barnett
Mixing the fantastical and chaotic with the everyday, Los Angeles-based photographer Kirt Barnett presents unexpected visions. Gem Fletcher speaks to her about her work
Jamie Murray’s photo book examines the prison system
Honest conversations with ex-inmates over the course of five years inspired Murray to reflect on the seemingly unnatural nature of imprisonment
Vasantha Yogananthan on capturing the purity of childhood
The French photographer and co-founder of Chose Commune talks to us about adapting to young people in his latest project, and the complexities of running a publishing house in today’s climate
Why every agency needs to talk about mistakes
Errors, cock ups, blunders – we have plenty of words for mistakes but rarely like to admit they happen. Here, agency founder Carsten Glock argues that this is gaffe in itself and instead we should embrace them to create a better work culture