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  Apple is adding to its global online education sessions "Today at Apple," with a 12-week series of creative sessions in conjunction with London-based publisher Its Nice That. While Apple has brought back some in-store "Today at Apple" events, after cancelling them because of the coronavirus, it is continuing to create online ones. And is again partnering with a London-based company, this time the design firm Its Nice That. Were excited to announce New World: A 12-week series of free virtual ...

"New World" is a creative project for "Today at Apple" While Apple has brought back some in-store "Today at Apple" events, after cancelling them because of the coronavirus, it is continuing to create online ones. And is again partnering with a London-based company, this time the design firm Its Nice That. Were excited to announce New World: A 12-week series of free virtual sessions hosted by Its Nice That and Today at Apple! Sign up and take part > https://t.co/YdXZyFlAtd#CreativeNewWorld#Today...

Social A full English, Doritos and a flying White House: Julia Dufossé talks us through her trippy airbrush illustrations The Chicago-based illustrator quit her doctorate in history in 2019 – a bold move that’s amounted to a portfolio filled with work for The New York Times, Bon Appétit Magazine and The MIT Technology Review. Words Share In one of Julia Dufossé’s illustrations, you’ll see a greasy breakfast; a sausage, some bacon, an egg, a few mushrooms and tomatoes – your typica...

Social When is a piece of work disposable? Philotheus Nisch on tending to the “outtakes, leftovers and discarded variations” The Germany-based photographer gives us the details behind his latest offering, in collaboration with designer David Rindlisbacher and Maximilian Mauracher from Pool Publishing. Words Share What makes a piece of work disposable? Is it because of a mistake, a change in direction, or simply because you’ve gone off it? In Philotheus Nisch’s latest photography book B...

All in a Day’s Work: Siqi Song explores the rollercoaster of entrepreneurship in her trademark fluffy style We take an in-depth look at the process behind the latest series on Mailchimp Presents, created by It’s Nice That and the LA-based stop-motion director. Share In partnership with From It’s Nice That and Mailchimp, All In A Day’s Work is an animated series of comedy shorts revealing the ups, downs and sometimes-painful truths of life as an entrepreneur or small business owner. From...

Chronicle Staff January 18, 2021Updated: February 24, 2021, 7:19 am The Chronicle’s guide to notable arts and entertainment happenings in the Bay Area.  James Monroe Iglehart and Taylor Iman Jones join Ray of Light for ‘Lizzie’ rebroadcast For two decades, Ray of Light Theatre has rebelled against the notion that musical theater is a light, fluffy diversion, a mission made clear in its motto: “Blood. Sweat. Musicals.” The “blood” bailiwick was especially well served ...

In collaboration with Gucci, A Vibe Called Tech calls upon four artists to celebrate the Black image Alayo Akinkugbe, Theophilus Imani, Renata Cherlise and Osei Bonsu take part in a series of conversations and self-portraits, reinterpreted by artist Jazz Grant. Words Coinciding with Martin Luther King Day – the annual holiday marking the birthday of his life and legacy on 18 January – is Pioneers of the Past, a series of conversations and self-portraits in collaboration between creative ag...

News, reviews, and event information for Friends Indeed Gallery: 14 Years at Friends in Need Gallery on Jan 23, 2021, on Datebook from the The San Francisco Chronicle.

Marcus Brutus pairs fluorescent colours with historical moments The figurative painter uses his medium to tell stories of Black experience, culture and history. Words Share Although wonderfully colourful on its exterior, the work of Marcus Brutus is more than superficial. The surface of his paintings depict chromatic hues, where bursts of sunset red are paired effortlessly with primary yellows, blues and greens. Meanwhile, these sunset shades sit side-by-side with multicoloured splashes of conf...

Review of the Year 2020: Top 25 Illustration From lovable characters to sexy colouring books via grin-inducing comics and lovely emojis, this year produced some top-notch illustration work. Share Share Eclectic, fun and emotive, our most-read illustration stories of 2020 show the breadth of the medium and its expressive power. Among the 25 articles below, we cover iconic illustrative work such as that of New Yorker cartoonist Ed Steed, Miffy creator Dick Bruna and Olimpia Zagnoli, who we inter...