Gen X: The Lost Generation? (Creative Review)

A lifetime of sex and art with Cosey Fanni Tutti (AnOther)
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 What David Lynch’s Use of Typography Reveals (or Doesn’t)  (AIGA Eye on Design)

Everybody Hertz: These Artists Heal with the Profound Power of Sound (Elephant)

Turner Prize-Winning Artist Elizabeth Price on Sex, Death, and Andy Warhol (Broadly/Vice)

We Need to Talk About How We Talk About Creativity and Mental Health (Eye on Design)

The story behind iconic 90s brand Bang on the Door (Creative Review)

Talking S&M, being blacklisted and creative legacy with illustration icon Tomi Ungerer (It's Nice That)

Creative Block? Artists Open Up About Productivity Under Lockdown (Elephant) 

The original scream queens who gave giallo its feminist edge (Little White Lies)
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The Photographers Who Captured the Rave Revolution of Late 80s East London (Thump/Vice)

Protests and picket lines to save a London community cinema (Huck)

Why is type design still so male? (Creative Review)​

Skin deep—typography and tattooing (Type Notes)

Nine to Five: The Artists Who Work Day Jobs to Make Ends Meet (Elephant)

MUSIC

• Black Dice's career in visuals (Creative Review)
• The challenges and creative innovations behind ABBA Voyage (Creative Review)
• An interview with Panda Bear about art, music, fear and death (It's Nice That) 
•  ​​Stanley Donwood Reveals What it’s Really Like Working With Radiohead for 25 Years (Elephant)
• Pop Art: Tracing the artistic development of Gorillaz (Crack)
• It's flawed but it's charming: an interview with Of Montreal's Kevin Barnes (The Fly)
• Emptyset: dancing to architecture, searing sounds and amazing visuals (It's Nice That)
• Is it art? Is it performance? Or is it just PJ Harvey in a box? (It's Nice That)
• "I don't want to waste my time with junkies and assholes": an interview with Brian Jonestown Massacre frontman Anton Newcombe (Middleboop)
• Tim Hecker, Love Streams album review (Speed of Sound)
• Finding Utopia Through Art and Music: This Is Supernormal (Huffington Post)
• Supernormal Festival Review (Joyzine) ​

MENTAL HEALTH

•  The links between creativity and depression (AIGA Eye on Design)​
• Revealed In New Ways: We find out how life drawing is transforming from fine art to therapy (Printed Pages)
•  Creatives, designers and drugs: what are they on, and why? (It's Nice That)
• Meditation and creativity: should we believe the hype? (It's Nice That)
• Can an app be a therapist? The problems with using screens to tackle mental health (Huffington Post)

FILM AND TV

• Behind the scenes of Don't Hug Me I'm Scared (Creative Review)
• Harmony Korine's Grotesquely Comedic Trash Humpers (Elephant)
• "You're so Cool": An Artist's Homage to the 90s Cult Classic 'True Romance' (Broadly/Vice) 
• A Giant Bouncing Belly Captured the Spirit of Noughties Advertising (Elephant)​
• Orwellian Voyeurism or Social Experiment? How Big Brother Changed Everything (Elephant)
• An afternoon inside the chipper, biscuit-strewn and brilliant world of 4Creative (It's Nice That)
• The lo-fi legacy of director Richard Linklater (AnOther)
• Director Oscar Hudson on Radiohead's Lift video (Creative Review) 
• Thinking small (and big): The making of Downsizing (Creative Review)

LGBTQ+

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• Inside London's First Gay-Friendly Members Club in the 1930s (AnOther)
• Introducing the glamour, grit, guts and glory of tranny boxing (It's Nice That)
• How Oscar Wilde Paved the Way for Gay Rights in the Arts (AnOther)
• The History of Women Performing Lesbianism for Men (AnOther)
• The Artist Who “Cut Off His Nipples” Explains Why Instagram And IRL Are Two Totally Different Spaces (The Huffington Post)
• Rain Dove on Being Herself (Polyester)
• Documenting Transgender Experience Through Everyday Objects (AnOther)
• The Photographer Rewriting Her Transgendered Family History (AnOther)
  
  

WOMEN/FEMINISM

    •  The Designers Smashing Period Taboos Once and For All (Elephant)

• Telling the Brutal Story of Abortion Bans Around the World (Broadly) ​
• Liberty Sadler: Fat is a Feminist Issue (Polyester zine)
• When 'working from home' becomes running the house and a million other things (Also Journal)
• Since when was feminism about clickbait, column inches and Kim Kardashian? (Slutist)

More art, design and photography...

• How Nam June Paik Predicted the Internet, Influencers and YouTubers (Elephant) 
• Art installation series celebrates the genius of 1960s producer Joe Meek (Creative Review)
• Mamma Mia! Emma Hart's cute yet sinister Max Mara Art Prize for Women work (Creative Review)
• Defining Biennials (Aesthetica)
• The Feminist Artist Who Dieted to Become a Marble Sculpture (AnOther)
• A butt, a bed, and why design awards don't engage people like art awards do (AIGA Eye on Design)
• Combating conservatism with photographer Ren Hang (AnOther)
• Five Photographs That Formed the Feminist Avant-Garde (AnOther)
• A fierce portrait of the battles, snaps and outrageous outfits of voguing culture with Ewen Spencer (It's Nice That) 
• Sitting, Scrawling, Playing (The White Review)
• Francis Bacon: from Picasso to Velazquez at Guggenheim Bilbao (Creative Boom)
• What can we learn from Finnish design? Helsinki Design Week (Aesthetica)

• What Rave Culture is Teaching Modern Graphic Designers (AIGA Eye on Design)
• The book that launched psychedelic counterculture (AnOther)
• Cut and Paste Identities (Screenshot magazine)
• Talking art, sex and exhibitionism with artist Monica Bonvicini (AnOther)
• Erik Kessels explains how personal projects are the key to creative, fulfilling client work (AIGA Eye on Design) 

• The Neo Naturists on Feminism, Nightclubs and Nudity (AnOther)​
• Turner Prize-Winning Artist Elizabeth Price on Sex, Death, and Andy Warhol (Broadly/Vice)
• Selfies vs Portraits (Screenshot Magazine)
• "Everything has changed": new Dazed art director Jamie Reid talks us through the mag's redesign (It's Nice That) 
• Madness and making mum proud: we visit Ryan Gander (It's Nice That)
• An interview with Bob & Roberta Smith on art as a human right and why creativity is being pushed out of London (It's Nice That)
•  Defining Biennials (Aesthetica)​
• Grayson Perry’s Essex house isn’t just art, but a celebration of the everywoman (It's Nice That)
• British creativity is messy and punk, as Sarah Lucas’ toilet vaginas prove (It's Nice That)
• Carsten Höller's fairground of a show: "It's Like Pat Sharpe's Fun House" (It's Nice That)
• A graphic designer who founded a record label from his kitchen table in Hackney (It's Nice That)
• Who is the real creator – artist or technologist? (It's Nice That) 
• My Top Artists of 2014 (Huck)
• Tracey Emin: She Lay Down Deep Beneath the Sea (This Is Tomorrow)
• The Landscape of Dutch Design (Benelux magazine)
• Making WET: The Magazine of Gourmet Bathing  (Design Week)
• Alibis: Sigmar Polke 1963 - 2010  (Design Week)
• Iconic graphic designer Vaughan Oliver on Visceral Pleasures  (Design Week)
• Hanging out with Pete Fowler and his oceans of fantasy (Design Week)