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The Summer of Love has found its forever-home, and it’s called Freetown Christiania
Rad Copenhagen: Insider's Guide Part IV — In 2013, we headed out to Copenhagen's CPH Pro to put together this alternative city guide on the city's thriving creative community. In the final instalment, Huck meets the lurkers, lifers and outsiders carving an alternative Copenhagen, free from restraint in Freetown Christiania.
Written by: Natalie Davies
Artist and activist iO Tillet Wright is helping to smash stereotypes
We Are You — By revealing a secret about her start in life, artist and activist iO Tillet Wright is tearing up sexuality and gender stereotypes in the US and beyond.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Complicated Universal Cum’s psychedelic assault on your senses
Rad Copenhagen: Insider's Guide Part III — In 2013, we headed out to Copenhagen's CPH Pro to put together this alternative city guide on the city's thriving creative community. Cold War bunkers and quantum physics are on the cards as Frederik Valentin of Complicated Universal Cum shows us Copenhagen through his eyes.
Written by: Natalie Davies
Activists threatened with legal action for defending bees
People, profits and pesticides — Pesticides are contributing to a dramatic decline in global bee populations. If bees are pushed to extinction humans will struggle to survive, yet pesticide producers are attempting to silence protest through legal action against online activism group Sum Of Us.
Written by: Alex King
Skate photographer Sarah Meurle brings her Swedish cool to Copenhagen
Rad Copenhagen: Insider's Guide Part II — In 2013, we headed out to Copenhagen's CPH Pro to put together this alternative city guide on the city's thriving creative community. In the second instalment, we cruise with globe-wandering skateboarder and photographer Sarah Meurle as she explores Copenhagen's lesser-known spots.
Written by: Natalie Davies
Shumon Basar had to lose his bearings before he found his way
Things I Learned Along the Way — Writer and curator Shumon Basar had to leave home to find his own perspective. Along the way he made friends with Generation X author Douglas Coupland and curator Hans Ulrich Obrist. Together, they've created The Age of Earthquakes: A Guide to the Extreme Present — a provocative survey of our fast evolving digital era.
Written by: Shumon Basar
SkatePAL are spreading a love for skateboarding in Palestine
Boards, blockades and building community — Head down to SkatePAL’s fundraising summer skate jam at Gillett Square, Dalston, Sunday July 19, to help them build their third skatepark in Palestine.
Written by: Alex King
The future through Kelly Slater’s eyes
Retro-futurist — Kelly Slater’s ethical apparel brand Outerknown just launched its new website featuring an interview with Huck’s global editor Jamie Brisick. Eleven-times ASP World Tour Champion Kelly Slater needs no introduction. Jamie is a former pro surfer, writer and Fulbright scholar currently working on his documentary Becoming Westerly, about surf champ Peter Drouyn’s transformation into Westerly Windina. Here’s a chemistry-fuelled conversation between the pair - and the cover story of Huck's baby-faced second issue - from way back in 2006. Brisick caught Slater in a reflective mood, thinking about the future and bemoaning his lack of fitness before the start of the ASP World Tour - which he went on to win by over 1,000 points.
Written by: Jamie Brisick
Kim Kardashian, Rolling Stone and the constant 'death of music'
The glory days were all in our heads — Kim Kardashian's Rolling Stone cover pushed Sinead O'Connor to declare the death of music - at least the third time that music has “died” in recent years. But is it time to stop shouting about pop culture on life support - and stop being sexist and awful to Kim, too?
Written by: Alex Robert Ross
Jokke Sommer throws himself off the highest points on earth in nothing but a wingsuit. This is why.
Meet the Wingmen — New documentary wingmen follows leading pioneers of wingsuit flying including Jokke Sommer as they attempt to conquer every jump on the planet.
Written by: Hannah Bailey
