Shelley Jones
Larry Clark
Kids F’ckn Up Hollywood — Photographer-filmmaker Larry Clark has been keepin’ kids real for forty-plus years.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Man Up Girl!
HUCK Indies — As part of our HUCK Indies 2013 exhibition, we peep into the boy-meets-girl skate-wear label, Man Up Girl!.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Janne Saario
Skate Architect — Janne Saario, the Finnish skater inspiring young people to shape their city as they see fit.
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Yeasayer
Left To Crystallise — Experimental pop catalysts Yeasayer are pulling from many sources to create the perfect compound.
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Girl Gangs
Made Women — Bad girls make good stories. In recent months, tales of female gang violence and criminal activity have popped up in news, movies and music across the globe. But does the coverage reflect the reality? Are young women really getting more dangerous? Or are they more in danger than ever? HUCK reached out to three former female gang members from London, now helping to protect young people, to find out what’s really going down on the streets.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Mike Brodie
Ridin' The Railroad — HUCK catches up with Mike Brodie, the mysterious train-hopping 'Polaroid Kidd'.
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The Photocopy Club
Shoot. Copy. Share. — HUCK catches up with a bunch of contributing photographers to get their take on the innovative exhibition concept, The Photocopy Club.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Jamie Thomas
When Time Stands Still — Are vintage-tinged photography Apps the opposite of handmade craft, or a radical way to share real moments in real time? Jamie Thomas’ Instagram account is as prolific as his career in skate. So, who better to offer a little insight than a man addicted to the click.
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Jamie Heinrich
Beyond Snow — HUCK catches up with the former pro snowboarder Jamie Heinrich to talk about his new movie Happily Never After and his no-budget approach to filmmaking.
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Dale Farm
The Dilemma — Public space has never been such a contested issue. As the economy fails and governments flounder, stories of occupations, protests and riots have dominated the news. But for millions of Romani Gypsies and Irish Travellers around the world, occupying open space is a way of life. The forced eviction of the illegal UK Dale Farm site may have grabbed headlines in recent months, but the Traveller's dilemma is an ongoing global problem. When a community’s culture clashes with their legal rights, who should compromise?
Written by: Shelley Jones
