Tom May is a writer and editor at Creative Boom. He specializes in AI, technology, and design, with a strong focus on arts and entertainment, photography, and consumer tech. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications such as Kerrang!, T3, and TechRadar.
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The green-and-gold kangaroo symbol has been stamped on Australian products since 1986: here's why it's lasted so long.
By: Tom May
A new exhibition reveals how, in the 1970s, the Chinese-American photographer used a slow, tripod-bound camera to shoot the Big Apple at its quietest moments
By: Tom May
Tom Hicks' photos of Black Country signage and shopfronts attracted unlikely support from a Led Zeppelin legend
By: Tom May
The London exhibition marks 50 years since critics called Eggleston's colour photographs banal and boring.
By: Tom May
There's a particular kind of photography that's often a tough sell to the arty crowd.
By: Tom May
A new exhibition in New York revisits the portfolio Henry Wessel built traffic with one hand on the wheel
hasan&partners' branding for a new Helsinki destination shows how to get it right.
During the month of September, we are looking at the refreshing words found in Psalm 84. There is something about the rhythm and tone of music that encourages and strengthens us. One can find a great deal of symbolic significance in the refreshment of the autumn rain that softens and energizes the parched land.
By: Tom May
Philipp Egger spent years returning to the same nest, working unseen, until he captured this dramatic shot.
By: Tom May
Premiering at Venice Bienale, the movie retells the story of a real-life female photographer whose shots were credited to someone else.
