SocietyAll 1386 articlesSearch withinSocietySeth Steinman merges the internet with ancient technologies3 days agoWorkArt...POV: Leaving a big city? Get yourself a hyperlocal social network5 days agoPOVWork...This photobook scavenges archival materials for the FOMO generation10 days agoWorkPhotography...Fantasy Island shows Ireland from 70 photographers’ alternative perspectives11 days agoWorkPhotography...Jordan Sullivan searches for beauty in the circus of America13 days agoWorkArt...Fifty shades of typeface, a London dominatrix gets her own brand identity19 June 2025WorkGraphic Design...Alyson Petruncio reimagines the existential dread of childhood through splendid coloured pencils17 June 2025WorkIllustration...Land of the Morees is Jude Lartey’s reflection on “the timeless connection between humans and the sea”12 June 2025WorkPhotography...This bitter-sweet animation charts a unique kind of grief: the loss of naivety10 June 2025WorkAnimation...Leeds during Thatcher: An alternative vision of northern coming of age10 June 2025WorkPhotography...Sara Suppan’s oil paintings create a screwball vision of everyday life28 May 2025WorkIllustration...Emi O’Connell retraces her grandmother’s escape from a mother and baby home in Ireland22 May 2025WorkPhotography...Irasutoya: the best-known illustrator in Japan, that you’ve probably never heard of13 May 2025The View From...Work...Ma Shuai’s sensitive, silly scenes are emotionally curious and ever-so cute!8 May 2025WorkIllustration...“A testament to a printed, physical thing”: Anthony Burrill’s Work Hard and Be Nice to People turns 211 May 2025FeaturesArt...How rights were won: Inside the photography exhibition that traces a century of protest29 April 2025FeaturesPhotography...Rejecting digital perfection in Stills’ new visual trend report23 April 2025Sponsored ContentWork...POV: I’m obsessed with copyright, and you should be too23 April 2025POVWork...Sonder: Adam Lin’s affectionate depiction of masculinity in domestic spaces22 April 2025WorkPhotography...Qualeasha Wood’s tapestries translate digital realms into something “permanent, distorted and tactile”9 April 2025WorkArt...Next page12345...12345...Next pageIt's Nice That NewslettersFancy a bit of It's Nice That in your inbox? Sign up to our newsletters and we'll keep you in the loop with everything good going on in the creative world.Email address:Subscribe