Culture
Ying Ang
Answers on a Postcard — Fine art documentary photographer Ying Ang confronts her innermost feelings - insecurities, hopes, dreams and fears.
Written by: Andrea Kurland
We're bringing The Working Artisans’ Club to Munich
Modern-day makers — The Working Artisans' Club 2014 exhibition and workshops kick off in the Bavarian capital, 17-19 October, presented by Huck and O'Neill.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Collectives and collaboration are the future of photography
Field Notes from Brighton Photo Biennial — The UK’s biggest photography festival kicks off on the South Coast.
Written by: Alex King
Tom Kay and Finisterre are leading a cold water surfing revolution
Started From The Bottom #2 — Second up in our series Started From The Bottom – where we grill industry insiders on how they reached the top of their game – is cold water surf brand Finisterre founder Tom Kay.
Written by: Liz Seabrook
Robin Mellor
Out In The Field — Documentary photographer Robin Mellor searches for the meaning of life in the American desert.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Inside one of the world's biggest, weirdest Vans collections
Rubber and canvas for the soul — Diehard Vans sneakerhead Henry Davies takes Huck on a video tour of his huge, wonderfully weird, collection.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Kevin Cummins
Pieces Of Me — Prolific music photographer presents his intimate portraits of '90s Welsh glam rockers Manic Street Preachers.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Jackie Dewe Mathews
My Sweet Shot — A beautiful portrait that requires the viewer to read between the lines.
Written by: Shelley Jones
NYC’s most exciting photography event went down in 52 shipping containers
Field Notes from Photoville — Photographer Ying Ang gives us her take on Photoville, New York City’s biggest annual photography festival. Ying Ang is an Australian photographer whose 'Gold Coast' series is featured in Huck 46 - The Documentary Photography Special II.
Written by: Ying Ang
Amelia Troubridge
Pieces Of Me — Amelia Troubridge takes a break from shooting important people in contemporary culture to capture the softness of life on a local beach.
Written by: Shelley Jones
