Culture
Re-mapping Beirut one art project at a time
Making the most of wasted opportunities — Through a series of interactive performance pieces, art collective Dictaphone Group is fighting for the one thing Lebanon is lacking: public space.
Written by: Laurence Cornet
The upstart photographers breaking down barriers
A different kind of storyelling — Three young South Africans hit the road together in a bid to understand the land that binds them.
Written by: Twenty Journey
Changing the face of fencing
Brothers in Arms — East London fencers Rajan Rai and Jai Birch chase dreams, success and world domination in new Vice Sports film.
Written by: Advertorial
Shedding light on Tokyo's underground noise scene
It’s gonna get loud — The late 70’s and early 80’s saw an explosive new scene emerge in Japan: noise. Photographer Gin Satoh was there to record the violence and volume; now for the first time his photos are being exhibited outside Japan.
Written by: Jack Richardson
Run toward the noise: Lessons on embracing the future
Are we doomed to a future bleak? Think again — MINI’s pioneering Future Shapers Project inspires us to seize the possibilities of tomorrow and stay on top as the world changes around us.
Written by: Advertorial
Brexit Britain: It's not too late to have your say
Write to your MP from Huck HQ — There is too much at stake to sit back now - and everything left to play for. If you feel sidelined by the EU referendum, it's not too late to act. Join us anytime at Huck HQ and, together, let's speak to power.
Written by: Andrea Kurland
How pinhole photography can capture stories of humanity
Finding real truth in imagery — For over five years, Fabio Bucciarelli has been documenting the solidarity and spirit of those fleeing the Middle East and North Africa. The Dream is the culmination of those years: a photographic journey through the human condition.
Written by: Jack Richardson
The Travel Diary: Capturing Cuba through the lens of the street
What you see along the way — The world is watching Cuba right now, with Obama’s historic visit, an opening up for trade, and human rights abuses galore - the island is in a state of flux. Photographer Adrian Morris found himself in Havana during a critical era in Cuba's history, and took to the streets to take a look through a different lens.
Written by: Lars Hamer
The Beirut magazine keeping the flames of revolution alive
The Outpost — The defiant flames of the Arab Spring are still burning in Beirut, thanks to The Outpost: an independent magazine that believes change is always possible.
Written by: Alex King
Brexit Britain: You've been played
The roots of racist resentment — As the UK votes to leave the European Union, the population is left to face a hard truth. This campaign was fuelled by a resentful white nationalism - the roots of which run deep. But what happens when the manipulated masses don't "get back" the country they were promised all along?
Written by: Gavan Titley
