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BBC News By Ian Youngs image copyrightFabio De Paola image captionCephas Williams with one of the photos from his Portrait of Black Britain exhibition at Manchester's Arndale Centre Cephas Williams has had two very different experiences in shopping centres recently - but they are, on one level, intimately linked. Last week, the photographer launched a major exhibition of 116 giant portraits - of poets and professors, entrepreneurs and social workers - in the Arndale Centre in Manchester. He has turned the mall into a makeshift art gallery for his Portrait of Black Britain project. A highlight...

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The letters are addressed by the children to their older selves, and detail the world that they’d like to see in the future. The project is created to mark the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder

The Drum reporter Imogen Watson rounds up the latest creative campaigns and creativity stories. Also available in your inbox every Thursday as The Drum's A Week in Creative email briefing. Sign up here. McDonald’s serves up The BTS Meal in the US Welcome to A Week in Creative, your one-stop shop for creative news. This is an extract from The Drum Creative Briefing, which you can subscribe to here if you’d prefer it in your inbox once a week. And so, the pick of this week is Guinness’s ‘Welcome Back’ by AMV BBDO that artfully demonstrated that pints are all around, even when the pubs...

‘The World I Want to See’ aims to promote a message of hope for the future from young Black boys in the community Photographer and founder of 56 Black Men, Cephas Williams, and Mind in Hammersmith, Fulham, Ealing and Hounslow have teamed up with out-of-home media owner Clear Channel to promote a message of hope for the future from young Black boys in the community. One year on from the murder of George Floyd, the eight boys who participated have written an open letter to the future detailing the world they hope to see when they grow up. Inspired by Letters to Zion, the collection of lette...