It's the more the merrier when it comes to these stories
Our partnership with the World Press Photo tells the stories behind the world's best photojournalism, in the photographers' own words.
From Brooklyn to Brazil, Now Playing showcases and celebrates four stations redefining the world of online radio.
A three-part series in which King Krule and his closest collaborators discuss how they turn his music into visual masterpieces.
Creativity is often defined in a very narrow way. So we spoke to people whose experiences and expertise encourage us to look at the world differently.
From a world-renowned curator to an anarchist drag artist, we meet some of the most unusual creative minds working today.
WeTransfer has partnered with Gilles Peterson and his radio station Worldwide FM since 2016. Together we've hosted exclusive interviews, live sessions and a podcast all about DJing.
From printers to drum machines, three stories about creatve tools whose legacies continue to define the way we work.
Promoting photographic talent from under-represented groups. In 2018 we highlighted three image-makers over 50 whose work delights and inspires us.
Working with our pals at Lecture in Progress, we identified eight creative schools which are doing things differently.
For Pride 2018 we told a set of stories from LGBTQ+ communities around the world, exploring how creativity is shaping the fight for acceptance and understanding.
Our video series looks at different sorts of collaboration and asks how musicians fuse different energies into their art.
Our practical creative advice series offers tips to navigate all those things that go under the radar.
Time is ticking. The Union of Concerned Photographers uses the power of photography to underline the urgency of the environmental crisis.
In solidarity with the March for Our Lives movement, we invited different creatives to contribute to the fight for gun reform.
Our original audio series cover trust and photography, the creative minds of DJs and the best magazine writing around.
We bring together musicians to explore their craft through specially-selected tracks and the stories that go with them.
Nelly ben Hayoun, one of our long time co-conspirators, introduces a set of creatives who embody her can-do attitude.
We asked legendary photographer Rankin to select five up-and-coming image-makers whose work excites and inspires him.
For Pride 2016, we worked with The Dots to showcase the next generation of LGBTQ creative talent making waves around the world.
Our review of the year looked at three trends which we saw shaping the creative world.
How has the internet changed the way we define what's good? How's it changed the way we find new talent?
How do creatives know what they're good at? When do they find out? And when they know, what happens next?
Our first ever open call invited WeTransfer users around the world to submit their work on the theme of "black and white."
