Ones to Watch 2018

It’s Nice That’s Ones to Watch shines a light on 12 emerging talents who we think will conquer the creative world in 2018. From a global pool of creative talent, we have chosen our 2018 Ones To Watch for their ability to consistently produce inspiring and engaging work across a diverse range of disciplines. Each of our selections continually pushes the boundaries of what is possible with their creative output. Ones to Watch 2018 is supported by Uniqlo.

We caught up with each of our Ones to Watch, to talk about their work so far and their hopes for the year to come.

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Ones to Watch 2018

Introducing It's Nice That's Ones to Watch 2018

Ones to Watch 2018: graphic designers Studio Yukiko

Ones to Watch 2018: photographers Jalan and Jibril Durimel

Ones to Watch 2018: artist Faye Wei Wei

Ones to Watch 2018: animator Jamie Wolfe

Ones to Watch 2018: publisher Same Paper

Ones to Watch 2018: publisher and curator Elise By Olsen

Ones to Watch 2018: visual artist Lucy Hardcastle

Ones to Watch 2018: photographer June Canedo

Ones to Watch 2018: animator Jonathan Djob Nkondo

Ones to Watch 2018: illustrator Max Guther

Ones to Watch 2018: artist Jeffrey Cheung

Ones to Watch 2018: graphic designers Offshore Studio

Updates

Same Paper and KangHee Kim's latest book is a golden journey from dawn to dusk

Offshore Studio on its identity concept for the Istanbul Design Biennial

In Jonathan Djob Nkondo’s animation Comfort Zone, Uniqlo’s Ultra Light Down takes a trip

Glassblowing and focus stacking: Lucy Hardcastle's sculptural response to Uniqlo's AIRism

Lucy Hardcastle’s sculptural forms poetically abstract Uniqlo’s AIRism range

"I feel empowered in my queerness and hope to also empower others”: artist Jeffrey Cheung

Elise By Olsen's second issue of Wallet examines the contemporary fashion journalism landscape

Artist Faye Wei Wei to show new work at the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art

Lucy Hardcastle and Ryan Hopkinson on taking their collaboration in new directions

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