Giant is an integrated agency inspired by the artists we represent and the clients we partner with. Film, photography, original content, art books, social, production, and more—we do it all, and we love what we do. We’re proud to have collaborated with boundary-pushing ad agencies and creatives across genres worldwide.
Giant was launched in 2006 by Jen Jenkins, after a career managing game-changing bands. Under her direction, we put our artists first, whether we’re identifying and developing rising new talent or inspiring established creatives to grow. We have always believed in following creativity wherever it might lead us, and that instinct has never led us—or our clients—astray.
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Publications
Giant has been in the publishing space for nearly two decades. We’ve worked with artists to develop book projects from the ground up, we’ve connected them with publishers who've shared their work with audiences far and wide, and we represent artists whose photography has attracted the interest of highly regarded publishers.
We’re also known for our Giant Books, a photo annual showcasing our artists' best work, from artful commercial commissions to personal fine-art projects. We choose a new theme each year and an ambitious design that reflects the spirit of who we are as individuals and a creative collective. Giant Books—which can be found everywhere from our favorite boutique hotel in New York to the desk of an art director at an LA or London ad agency—also connect us with our community. We’ve mounted gallery exhibitions and thrown launch parties to celebrate the publication of each volume and the many collaborations that made it possible.
Events
From exhibitions to speaking engagements and workshops, our artists are at the center of cultural events across the US and abroad. Below, some of the many highlights…
Jessica Antola's photo exhibition 'MOON' in Somerset, UK
Myles Loftin's "True Beauties" immersive exhibition at Outernet in London
Jonpaul Douglass leads Apple workshop on iPhone editing
Giant exhibition at Monster Children in Los Angeles
Todd Cole leads workshop on the links between film and photography for Daisy.com
Myles Loftin's "True Beauties" at Maison Kitsuné in Paris
Emily Shur's Four Freedoms exhibition poster
Myles Loftin speaks at Yahoo!'s Changemakers event
Jessica Antola artist talk for Circadian Landscape
Jonpaul Douglass' "Free Play" at Maison Kistuné in Los Angeles
Giant's "Expand" exhibition poster
Myles Loftin's "In the Life" at Maison Kitsuné in Brooklyn
Giant exhibition at Monster Children in Los Angeles
Book signing for Jessica Antola's Circadian Landscape
Giant exhibition at Monster Children in Los Angeles
Todd Cole's "Lost in Space" at DM Gallery in Los Angeles
Giant's "Expand" exhibition at Design Matters in Los Angeles