Creative agency Something and nonprofit organisation Where are the Black Designers" have created a web browser plugin that exhibits the work of Black creatives every time a new tab is opened.
Called Something Spaces, the free plugin is available for anyone to download and presents users with an image of artwork by both established and emerging Black artists and designers on their computer screen.
The Something Spaces plugin showcases the work of Black creatives
A web plugin is a type of software that adds features to existing programmes, enabling the customisation of a webpage. In this case, the plugin provides a platform for Black creatives to showcase their work online.
Featured creatives hail from the UK and beyond, including London-based illustrator Olivia Twist and Sierra Leonean-American artist Amir Khadar. Creative agency Something and non-profit Where are the Black Designers" created the project
"You can download the plugin extension to your desktop via Chrome, Firefox and Safari," Something studio manager Roshannah Bagley told Dezeen.
"You'll find an inspiring piece of artwork with every tab you open from local and international emerging creators,"
New York illustrator Adesewa Adekoya and Seattle-based designer Shakeil Greeley are among other American creatives featured in the project, while the work of emerging Brazilian designer Amanda Lobos is also included.

The Something Spaces plugin was created in collaboration with the voluntee...