Culture
Dalai Lama does Glastonbury
The Dalai Lama may have gotten one up on China with a Glastonbury 2015 spot. — A Glastonbury spot is a natural for Tibetan Buddhism’s leader. And by dubbing him a Jackal, Splittist and Wolf in Monk’s Robes, China has made him sound like the most rock n’ roll monk ever.
Written by: D'Arcy Doran
The Forecast 2015: Photography
Self Publish, Be Happy — Photography is the world's most powerful language, says Bruno Ceschel, especially when it's unfiltered.
Written by: Alex King
Laura Jane Grace on why we need to talk about trans issues
Against Me! frontwoman stands up for marginalised punks — With socially minded punk band Against Me! Laura Jane Grace gave a voice to the disenfranchised. Now, after a personal transformation, she's reclaiming the mic for herself.
Written by: Bryony Beynon
What it's like to live on the fringes of British society
Small Town Intertia — J.A. Mortram’s longform documentary project, produced over eight years and still ongoing, captures the lives of Britain's marginalised people.
Written by: J.A. Mortram
New York City is killing its grassroots culture
Taylor Swift crowned as face of corporate NYC — Rebel photographer and artist Clayton Patterson is leading the charge to fight cultural cleansing and revitalise the Big Apple's underground art scene.
Written by: Alex King
Ed Templeton photos in new book Wayward Cognitions, like you've never seen them before
20 years of stray thoughts — A different side to the youth culture documentarian is revealed in stunning new book spanning his 20-year archive.
Written by: Shelley Jones
A people's history of British style
The What We Wore Project — Hundreds contribute to anthology of eighties' and nineties' youth culture.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Angkor Wat hosts South East Asia’s biggest photography festival
Field Notes from Angkor Photo — Former Magnum Photos Paris editorial director and Newsweek world news photo editor Julien Jourdes gives us his take on Angkor Photo 2014.
Written by: Julien Jourdes
Small-town hip hop as seen by photographer Jared Soares
Quiet moments in the underground rap game — Jared Soares’ Small Town Hip Hop project taught him the value of engaging with the community you hope to capture.
Written by: Jared Soares
Widelux camera captures 140 degrees of view for incredible effect
A multitude of nows — Photographer Greg Funnell on the little-known Japanese camera from the 1940s that produces amazing results somewhere between a moving and still image.
Written by: Greg Funnell
