Shelley Jones
'Skate Girl' takes the art world by storm
The Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize 2014 — A pretty portrait on the wall is all good and well, but shouldn't we be celebrating art that makes an impact in the real world?
Written by: Shelley Jones
Brand New Burroughs
Never Seen Before Artwork — Dark, surreal and subversive pieces by William Burroughs and friends to celebrate 100 years since the birth of the antihero.
Written by: Shelley Jones
West is the Best
Zine Scene — The objectives of the artist and the surfer are very similar. Designer Joran Briand has created a book exploring why.
Written by: Shelley Jones
The cinematic punk worlds of Andrea Sonnenberg's photography
My Life in Analogue — Photographer and tagger Andrea Sonnenberg – aka Teen Witch – finds the subcultural fringe of San Francisco life in unexpected places around the world.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Patrick O'Dell
Suburban Youth Pop Quiz #9 — Photographer, filmmaker and Epicly Later'd mastermind Patrick O'Dell on skinny dipping, lighting things on fire and taking shrooms during his suburban youth.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Andrea Dosouto
Suburban Youth Pop Quiz #8 — Photographer and RVCA advocate Andrea Dosouto remembers the leg warmers, spin the bottle and car jacking of her Spanish suburban youth.
Written by: Shelley Jones
5 Towns Built By Artists
What's Your Utopia? — Damien Hirst is building a town in Ilfracombe, Devon, but he's not the first visionary to leave their mark on the map. We explore other imagined cities across the world.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Angela Boatwright
Suburban Youth Pop Quiz #6 — Photographer and filmmaker Angela Boatwright remembers liquor stores, Ozzy LPs and setting pizza restaurants on fire during her suburban youth.
Written by: Shelley Jones
The Skateboarding Special
Free To Download Now! — A new spin-off issue of Huck that celebrates skateboarding in many different dimensions.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Burger Records
Suburban Youth Pop Quiz #5 — Burger Records founders Sean Bohrman and Lee Rickard reflect on foul-mouthed weirdos, saving lunch money to buy records and 'The Stooge Mobile' of their suburban youth.
Written by: Shelley Jones