The meteoric rise in digital media and handheld technology has prompted how artists explore and use technology as a new medium to create engaging digital works of art. Using everything from AR and VR to GIFs, holograms and AI to algorithms and code, artists are expanding what consumers consider ‘art’ to be.

The CLF Art Cafe in Peckham, London, has become something of a nightlife institution since opening its doors in 2007. By giving back what the community has put in, the multi-purpose space has been able to provide creative sanctuary at a time when art is the first victim of austerity.

Over half of Gen Yers say they’d buy art on the web, but most transactions happen in face-to-face contexts, while 49% of online art buyers still prefer visiting physical spaces. So, what in-roads is digital making into the market, and is it the great democratising force it's often made out to be?

Which?’s billboards show a slew of five-star ratings, coupled with ominous text that warns how easily online reviews can be faked. By helping people to recognise how effectively misleading reviews can be, Which?’s billboards highlight the importance of impartiality when it comes to product reviews.