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Revealing images of Myanmar; a country enjoying its first years of freedom

Daybreak in Myanmar — Documentary photographer Geoffrey Hiller publishes photo book exploring the newly democratic Myanmar.

  • Photography
  • Shelley Jones

Skate photographer Jake Darwen bombs around beautiful New Zealand

The Element Perspective — Element Advocate Jake Darwen teams up with Element to produce a T-shirt collection and releases this cruisey video.

  • Skate
  • Shelley Jones

Is this the most controversial image of the Twenty-First Century?

Troilo and The World Press Photo awards — As The World Press Photo awards withdraw a prize awarded to Italian photographer Giovanni Troilo for his image of a painter and subjects in Belgium, we are left to question what's really real in photojournalism?

  • Photography
  • Shelley Jones

Books to watch out for in 2015

Inspired by World Book Day — In honour of World Book Day, Huck curates a selection of top reads to watch out for this coming year.

  • Print
  • Megan White

A photo project all about man's best friend

In Dogs We Trust — New book by photographers Will Robson-Scott and Ollie Grove explores the relationship between man and dog.

  • Photography
  • Shelley Jones

Five anti-Valentines films

To get you in the mood for V-day — From Swingers to Frances Ha, Huck curates some of our favourite less-than-romantic films.

  • Art
  • Shelley Jones

Are Bad Brains the best hardcore band of all time?

Intimate 2012 documentary — Mandy Stein's intimate Bad Brains documentary digs deep in to the myth and reveals some home truths.

  • Music
  • Shelley Jones

Birth of grunge immortalised in Kr3w collab with seminal photographer Charles Peterson

Rights Refused — Kr3w have released a video with seminal grunge photographer Charles Peterson to celebrate their new collaborative collection.

  • Music
  • Shelley Jones

A new self-published arts journal may change how you think about Germany

Verfreundungseffekt Vol. II — For the second edition of Anglo-German arts journal Verfreundungseffekt, editor Jen Calleja breaks some stereotypes with wrestlers and The Simpsons.

  • Print
  • Shelley Jones

A coming-of-age novel that puts skateboarding on the literary map

If I Fall, If I Die by Mike Christie — Former Color Magazine senior editor Mike Christie delivers a dramatic debut that doesn't trivialise skateboarding as 'dumb' or 'extreme'.

  • Skate
  • Shelley Jones

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