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Emmanuel Polanco / Les Inrocks / Paris
Emmanuel Polanco continues to work with the weekly French magazine Les Inrocks. Here is a selection of the latest topics that have been given to him. Emmanuel explains: "This series is for the "ideas" section for the triple issue of the end of the year. I illustrated two keywords to describe the ideas of the year: the first is about burnout and the second on discretion."
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Emmanuel Polanco / Series of editorials
The New York Times / Hollywood in crisis and the flourishing culture of cinema
Fortune / CEOs and AI
Foreign Affairs / The price of American authoritarianism
The New Yorker / The end of imperialism
Illustrator: Emmanuel Polanco
Emmanuel Polanco / Editorial illustrations / Sweden
L’Express / Espionage: Mossad – DGSE
CNRS Éditions / Book: The Republic, Seen with the Naked Eye
Le Nouvel Obs / General AI: Horizon or Mirage?
Illustrations: Emmanuel Polanco
Emmanuel Polanco / Series of editorials / USA and Europe
The New Yorker / The King of the Hill is back.
L’Obs / A series of illustrations on abuse of weakness.
Illustrator: Emmanuel Polanco