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Capturing the forgotten communities of east London
‘Hell is right here’ — Oliver Cargill heads to Hackney, Bethnal Green and Brick Lane for his new photo series, turning his lens on the locals who have been left behind.
Written by: HUCK HQ
The radical art of Shangri-La is coming to London
Part art, part rave — In a collaboration with The Other Art Fair, the Glastonbury staple’s unique blend of art and activism is becoming a new interactive installation.
Written by: Niall Flynn
How to start a sustainable business abroad
Uproot your life — As a young mum trying to stay afloat in London’s creative industries, Shiraz Ksaiba became an expert hustler. Then she packed up and left to chase her wanderlust dream: building a sustainable surf community.
Written by: Alex King
Inside Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ biggest ever shows
‘Why shouldn’t we play arenas?’ — As the legendary band round off the biggest tour of their career, we catch up with drummer Jim Sclavunos to discuss progress, punch-ups, and the ‘pornography of violence.’
Written by: Daniel Dylan Wray
The mundane real lives of Mexico’s star wrestlers
Outside the ring — Although worshipped while in the ring, Mexico’s star Lucha libre wrestlers live markedly different lives outside of it. Seila Montes Gonzalez shoots their story.
Written by: Seila Montes Gonzalez
Seven sleepless days in Moscow’s squats
Blitzkrieg week — In ‘Moscow Kiss’, photographer Jon Cuadros presents a whirlwind snapshot of the city, compiling stories that would otherwise go untold.
Written by: Niall Flynn
Ethereal electronica: Carmen Villain shares her top tracks
The Monday Mix — Former model Carmen Villain goes mellow for our new Monday mix, sharing a selection of downbeat minimalism and experimental ambient tracks.
Written by: HUCK HQ
It's time to nationalise Wetherspoons
The People's Spoons! — Cheaper pints, better pay for staff, and a social space not ruled over by market forces. All hail The People's Spoons.
Written by: Eleanor Penny
There's no going back from Catalonia's independence vote
The point of no return — In the past 24 hours, Spain has crossed too many red lines for a so-called democracy in Catalonia, explains Marta Bausells in Barcelona. People are now asking themselves, could independence really be any worse than the violence of the Spanish state?
Written by: Marta Bausells
Uncovering the mysteries of North Korea, through design
Made in the DPRK — In his new book, Made In North Korea, tour guide Nicholas Bonner compiles the most comprehensive collection of the nation’s graphic ephemera to date.
Written by: Biju Belinky
