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Ardan Ozmenoglu: I created portraits of 26 women who have been murdered. I used post-it notes for creating paintings, giving the idea of ‘not to forget’
Shaun Bythell, the misanthrope bookseller: My favourite buyers are the people who don't complain about anything, and don't argue with you over the price
Peter Grönlund, director of "Beartown": The core of my filmmaking is exploration. I need to go behind the closed doors and have a peak
Charlie Hiscocks: The array of media and techniques has grown dramatically and the role that advertising has at the center of popular culture has become more fragmented
Grace Francis: I would really like to think about 2020 as a rejuvenation. We’ve lost a lot and we accepted a lot, but actually, I think this is a huge opportunity
Robert Bednarski: More than 3 billion people use Facebook every month, which means that everything that is noble, good, bad and ugly in our societies can find expression on our platform
Devie Mohan: We will see quite a few firms failing to survive the pandemic. Early-stage start-ups are the most affected
Mark Williams: I love the diversity of styles here in Bucharest, the decrepit and the grand, the ugly and the elegant.
Joshua Smith, miniaturist from Australia: Keep buying art! Artists will always create but it keeps us alive when people buy our works
Dmitri Voloshin: The crisis has demonstrated that the mandatory work in the office is not mandatory at all
Rupert Wolfe Murray: Romanians should be proud of their revolution, even though it didn't solve their long-term problems of corruption and poverty
Doug Pedersen: “Inboxed” mashes together every subject line from every email that I received in a single day into one big overwhelming, typographic collage
Nüzhet Algüneş and the Transformation Era: People have changed radically, but brands haven't been able to
Koenraad Lefever: The business model of creative agencies in the world, except some growing markets, is not working anymore
Dr Simon Bell: Teaching is about students learning and not about lecturers demonstrating their knowledge
[AdStory] Sue Kohm: The brands that have the best communication strategies are the ones that tell the truth by revealing a tension
[AdStory] Sean DallasKidd (Demonstrate, San Francisco): I'm a big believer in brand purpose. I think that's the only point of differentiation
Achim Rietze (Google ZOO EMEA): With the rise of machine learning, we will move to a hyper-personalized version of marketing
[Inspiration Archive] Bob Hoffman: It seems to me that, in many agencies, creativity is quickly and quietly becoming a support service
[Inspiration Archive] Martin Sorrell: "Advertising and marketing now are like running an election campaign without an election date"
[Inspiration Archive] Alex Bogusky: "In this business, if you want to make a million dollars, start an award show"
[Inspiration Archive] Chuck Porter: "It's less important now to work really-really hard for a long time to find the big idea"
Fran Cavanagh (Ketchum London): Machine Learning and Biometrics are two technologies that have opened up many different avenues for PR researchers
Conn Bertish (Cancer Dojo): Using my skills as an artist, CD and athlete, I began a process of gamifying cancer through metaphoric scribbles, sketches or installations
Anu Niemonen (hasan & partners): Charity organizations are facing a new era while big brands are taking bigger and bigger roles in purpose marketing
Kris Hoet (Happiness & FCB Global): You cannot understand how to make innovation happen if you never experienced what it means
Sheree Atcheson (Women Who Code): We need to make people understand the real benefits of diversity and inclusion in business
Bharat Avalani (Connecting the Dots): If a brand doesn't have a very clear purpose, then their messages will change with the season



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