By: Susan Karlin
Works of more than 50 graffiti artists, muralists, and photographers will grace downtown Los Angeles this month, showcasing how street art uplifts and chronicles urban life.
By: Joe Berkowitz
Quechua debuts an ad for its "two-second tents" online. Not on YouTube, though, but with a series of photos to scroll through on its Facebook timeline.
A copywriter staring down the barrel of 30 looks at the things he’s left undone. The resulting video, "The F*ck-It List," earned him a place in a young creatives program at Cannes.
By: Teressa Iezzi
Brands ranging from Samsung to Stop The Traffik are running wild in the streets. Here, three of the most noteworthy recent global stunts.
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By: KC Ifeanyi
L.A. duo Electric Guest’s video for "This Head I Hold" is a story of choices, self-discovery, and conquering the demon of doubt. And dancing…lots of really special dancing.
By: KC Ifeanyi
The One Show Awards honoring the best ad work are fast approaching. Release the stress (or piddle away a couple of minutes) with "Kill for a Pencil," the 8-bit tablet, mobile, and desktop game you’ve been dying to play.
By: Doug Scott
Doug Scott, head of OgilvyEntertainment, argues that entertainment is the next frontier for brands, but creators need to offer more concrete ways to measure its effect.
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