Delivery Companies Buying Billboards in New York This Year
As food home delivery services continue to see a business boom, companies like GoPuff, Uber Eats, and JOKR are utilizing… Read More
Tag: advertising
New exhibition uses the visual language of consumer-culture to reimagine the power of persuasion
ClampArt (247 W 29th St.) presents Soft Powers, a new exhibition of photographs by Joseph Desler Costa, exploring the ability to attract and co-opt through popular media, algorithms, and advertising campaigns.
Jeff Koons: master of parody or great American con man?
The Koons mystery deepens as another charge of plagiarism has been lobbed at the artist. But the latest claims are truly shocking
Creative Partnerships: What Makes Them Tick? With Will & James
Recently, FAD separately interviewed a couple of advertising Creative Directors who work together (for this and this) and one of the most interesting things we found out afterwards was that, despite being together all day every day, they were completely fascinated by each others’ responses. And we were completely fascinated that they were fascinated. So we decided to try and get Inside The Creative Partnership..
Digital Billboard targets women in beer campaign, using gender-detection software
Described as:
“the first ever beer advertising that is only for women”
Ice statues melt leaving behind organs encouraging people to donate theirs.
Beneficência Portuguesa Hospital in São Paulo, Brazil has launched a campaign to encourage more organ donations. The hospital is seen as a benchmark when it comes to organ transplants in the area as it boasts a renowned medical staff that performs heart, liver, kidney, bone marrow, cornea and pancreas transplants, among others.
The You Museum : Art and Advertising in perfect harmony?
The You Museum reclaims commercial space on behalf of the arts in a way that establishes itself as a the leading platform for collaborative self-expression. The You Museum is investing in a better future, The You Museum is investing in You.
Olivia Bee: ‘People don’t take me seriously – until they see me work’
Brooklyn-based photography prodigy Olivia Bee is only 18 and has already shot advertising campaigns for the likes of Nike, Converse and Hermès – and her ambition doesn’t end there