Tag: CREATIVES
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In the short time it’s been open, Atelier 100 has fast become known as an ‘ideas factory’, a centre for London creatives to build networks and get the support they need to develop the next level of their careers.
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“Where creative talent lives” is CONTACT Agency’s tagline. Since being birthed in 2020, they’ve stayed true to the vision. Home to over 900 creatives, the agency, founded by designer Reuben Selby and Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, has worked with the likes of Balenciaga, Vivienne Westwood and Farfetch to provide brands with models, photographers,…
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GUAP Presents Lagos: Through The Looking Glass. A creative editorial created by Tiolu Enitan & Subuola Makinde to tell the stories of young Nigerian creatives and their journeys in the Lagos underground scene.
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![Music and Culture Enthusiast Maxwell Adjavon [@MaxwellAdjavon] shares how identifying a gap within the music industry birthed his platform](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/IMG_0047-1-180x180.jpg)
Music and Culture Enthusiast, Maxwell Adjavon based in Accra, Ghana enjoys exploring new cultures and finding niche music within the space. As founder of iMullar and Convo, Maxwell uses both platforms to amplify emerging music in Africa and the diaspora. His goal is support emerging artists from the continent whilst changing the narrative internationally. Maxwell…
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Nike By You is a new initiative that enlists creatives to guest design a pair of sneakers as a new and bold way to tell their stories.
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Facilitated by Livity with support from their agencies, the brands come together with the aim to centre and magnify black voices and talent. The purpose behind this to address inequalities and injustice Black people face. Supported by Bloom & Wild, CoppaFeel!, Depop, Freeda Media, Kate Morross, Living Proof hair care, Murad skincare, Rankin, REN Clean…
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Their aim: to inspire a new generation of Zambian creatives. Their weapon: art. Their opponent: societal expectations of white-collar success. This documentary focuses on the lives, works and opinions of a Lusaka-based art collective. Mwila, Talé, Wongani and Sifu are four guys who aim to change their country’s perception of artists, whilst at-the-same-time juggling their…
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![The Out Of Home Podcast [@ooh_dam] – Four Londoners Discuss Life, Community and Culture from Dam](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Groupshot2-180x180.jpeg)
We interviewed four Londoners who created The Out of Home podcast which discusses life, community and culture from Amsterdam. Please introduce yourselves? “Yaf, originally from south London, now living in Amsterdam. Working in the creative industry.” “My name is Kwame, Kwarmz or Papikwarmz. I think it’s evident with the names, that I’m all about themes.…
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Diversity and representation has now, more than ever, become a focal area to address within the creative industry! Why? Because diversity breeds innovation, diversity breeds originality and diversity breeds moments to remember. Over the past few years, we’ve witnessed some of the immense achievements of women and people of colour in the film & television…
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Jacqueline Loekito (@damejaxx) is our new LFW favourite, and this interview will make her your’s too
If there was a recipe for love, I’m sure adroit upcoming designer Jacqueline Loekito would have it. Her spellbinding latest collection, reeled in nothing but awe throughout this season’s LFW, so I caught up with the University of Creative Arts graduate, to discuss revitalising gender norms, scorpions, the colour P-I-N-K and just exactly how she makes those irresistible pieces. …