Siobhan Leddy meets Culture Works to see what drives the youthful agency who devise and deliver events around the world that bring creative people together

The School of Visual Arts illustration graduate whose delicate water-based works express a playful intersection of art and prose, presenting personal stories of identity

Ruby Goss draws from personal experience to launch an investigation into the gender pay gap that plagues the creative industries

Stefan Sagmeister shares his characteristically cavalier tips for starting out a career in the creative industries with Rosie Flanagan

Join us for a series of free pop-up events next week on Shoreditch High Street in collaboration with Napapijri

The University of the West of England graduate using photography to tell the stories of those who risk social exile by walking away from a lifetime of religion

The Kingston University final year graphic design student whose interests in people, behaviours and interactions inform her socially driven projects

The Art Center College of Design graduate using paint, sculpture and animation to tell characterful stories of Los Angeles

Having studied graphic design at ECV Aix-en-Provence, a move to Barcelona and an internship totally changed things for the young photographer

The Central Saint Martins graduate exploring housing issues in the UK through photography and typography

Beautifully arresting images from the fashion photographer whose journey through education took her from Barcelona to NYC, Madrid and London

The brilliant EASD Serra i Abella graphic design grad involves students in a rebrand project for their play-focussed primary school

Contemplating stillness with evocative photography by the multidisciplinary LUCA School of Art student

The Manchester School of Art illustration graduate lifts the lid on his enviable freelance career

We meet the creative team at sustainable outdoors brand Millican to find out how their lifestyle, work ethic and company values challenge convention

The University of Westminster graduate photographer documenting personal experiences and the gentrification of South East London

A typographic project that plays with form, balance and perspective from the RMIT communication design graduate

Aries Moross always pays interns and has little time for those who don't. Alex Hacillo and Lauren Maccabee visited Studio Moross to discuss their stance