The Economist Branded Pizza Boxes
As part of their "Get a World View" campaign, The Economist distributed branded pizza boxes through 20 pizzerias in the Greater Philadelphia area. Each box displays one of a handful of pie …
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As part of their "Get a World View" campaign, The Economist distributed branded pizza boxes through 20 pizzerias in the Greater Philadelphia area. Each box displays one of a handful of pie …
With support from the “In An Absolut World Campaign,” Helmut Lang‘s second solo exhibition of artistic works explores the world of technology and art by creating an interactive online gallery of “Alles …
Highly stylized, poignant and emotional are words that come to mind upon first encounter with Assignments for the mainstream press are their bread and butter but Rafael Jacinto, one of the founding …
I recently picked up a copy of issue No.3 of Corduroy Magazine and ended up reading it from cover to cover in one sitting. Named after the idea that a corduroy jacket …
The Dopamine campaign is the latest from Australian clothing company, Insight, divided into two inspired and highly original photo/film projects: the Surf and the Skate. Redefining "the life aquatic," the Surf Campaign …
In his latest show Montreal based artist Kevin's paintings have been on display to date in both Taiwan and Canada. He is represented by Ayden Gallery in Vancouver, British Columbia. If geography …
A perfect example of the strange and creative works that can come out of a collaboration between very different artists is the recent project by the filmmaker David Lynch and the shoe …
Flashmobs might be so five years ago, but MINI‘s latest campaign to promote the new Clubman, (i.e. “the other mini”), adopts the concept for an online series of videos. Starting tomorrow, 28 …
Known for bold graphic work reminiscent of vintage propaganda posters and vector graphic instructions, English artist Anthony Burill created "One For Me, One For You", the latest up in the award-winning Zune …
Call it ingenious marketing or just plain bad taste, but a company promoting its laxatives on a bus stop billboard on busy Avenida Faria Lima in São Paulo has incorporated toilet lids …