This marks our final 10Things edition for 2024, and its full of end-of-year-energy. It includes a independent markers gift guide to help you right now, but it also explores the artistic potential of Minecraft, how technology continues to impact our lifestyle and trends in fashion and design for you to consider in the future. Wishing you a slow end to the year and time spent with your nearest and dearest.
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1. It's Nice That's independent makers gift list
Spanning books, prints, T-shirts, toys, socks, candles, jewellery, food and everything in between, you’re sure to find something on this annual list of top gifts to buy from independent creatives and businesses, to suit all your gift-giving needs this festive season.
From interviews and discussions with photographers on their influences and practices, to a multitude of reflections on the role of photography and its relationship to other art forms, explore content through format, category or through a range of specially curated themes which propose edited perspectives on photography's relationship to art and culture.
In this piece fashion designers pair their designs with 3D technology explore the gap between the future of fashion we expected, and the present we are living in.
Some of the creative community were outraged at Pentagram's decision to use generative AI to design a government website. Pentagram partner Paula Scher explains why.
Prediction markets have been around for a long time, but it was only during the last election that they broke fully into the mainstream. This surge is due to trickle down into other markets, from popular culture to the weather.
Volvo Cars and real estate developers Vectura Fastigheter and Next Step Group join forces in the development of the Mobility Innovation Destination Torslanda in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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