Today, a bunch of app developers showed off their latest AR apps for Google’s augmented reality platform, but Google didn’t stay too still either.

The event will be held from 17th to 22nd April with a packed programme of innovations and appointments for the more than 300,000 expected visitors from over 165 different countries.

This special issue is devoted to women designers in celebration and vindication of International Women’s Day. From the recent nomination of architect Eva Franch as Director of the AA School in London to the TED talk that sparked a new feminist wave worldwide, going through profiles of inspiring women designers such as our president Nani […]

Just as we prepare ourselves for International Women’s Day this week, a new exhibition of work from Alessandra Genualdo and Bijou Karman hopes to add to the theme by turning previously negative connotations of the phrase “Like a Girl” on their head.

When the global financial crash kicked off in 2008, it ushered in a politically volatile decade. At the same time, the rise of social media changed the way graphic political messages are made and disseminated.

The age of plastic-free packaging has taken a step closer thanks to a striking initiative designed by MadeThought in conjunction with A Plastic Planet for the Dutch supermarket Ekoplaza. Let’s hope Tesco, Sainsbury’s etc. take note…

Claire Robertshaw is Executive Creative Director at Design Bridge, an award-winning brand design agency now in its 31st year and with studios in London, Amsterdam, Singapore, and New York.

This Thursday (8 March) marks International Women’s Day and in honour of the occasion our monthly brief is to create an empowering symbol which celebrates and unifies women from all over the world.

The ADCE has published its 26th edition of its yearbook with the best European works in design and advertising.

In the first column in a new series for CR, Creative Industries Federation Chief Executive John Kampfner argues that the impact of Brexit coupled with a short-sighted approach to education is threatening the long-term health of our burgeoning creative industries

Jessica Bellamy works with creatives at the local and national level to promote conscious and responsible design practices for social change through traveling workshops and motion graphics.

We are living particularly complex times. Our democracy, our planet and our freedom are under serious threat. How do artists, designers and architects respond to these challenges? This special issue features initiatives and individuals that invite us to reoccupy design from a position of resistance, to counter-design or to imagine alternatives for a better future.