Activism
Egypt Now
Ganzeer: The Revolution is Far From Over — Artist Ganzeer reflects on the role played by street art in the 2011 revolution and what's next for Egypt.
Written by: Alex King
RRAA.-
Aesthetic Vandalism — Argentine street artist and culture-hacker RRAA.- modifies advertising billboards to remind us that we are more than just consumers.
Written by: George Kafka
RIP Tony Benn
Political Rebel — Huck pays tribute to the firebrand politician who dedicated his life to what he believed was the transformative power of real democracy.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Egypt Now
Looking For Hope — Huck asks Cairo-born activist Caram Kapp what are the prospects for positive change in today's Egypt.
Written by: Alex King
Edward Snowden Speaks
SXSW Field Notes — After throwing out into the open the US government and other countries' methods for spying on all of us, whistle-blower and activist Edward Snowden spoke at SXSW — and for the first time in public — about why he felt compelled to start a global debate on Internet surveillance. And why he would do it all over again.
Written by: D'Arcy Doran
Disrupting America's Gun Lobby
SXSW Field Notes — Grass roots activists are using digital tactics to take on America's powerful gun lobby.
Written by: D'Arcy Doran
Shaun Tomson at 71a
An evening of inspiration at Huck's gallery. — Former World Surfing Champion Shaun Tomson brings his lifelong learning to 71a - Huck's gallery in London - for an evening of inspirational insights on March 10. Join us!
Written by: HUCK HQ
Santiago Mosaics
Colour in the City — Sixty of the world's most prolific mosaic artists flooded the Santiago, Chile, suburb of Puente Alto with a sea of coloured tiles as part of the First International Mosaic Intervention.
Written by: George Kafka
Made in Hackney
Healthy People & Planet — Made in Hackney are an eco-community kitchen dedicated to teaching sustainable food skills that are good for people and the planet in a fun and inspiring way.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Southbank Activists
Political Young People — The battle for the Southbank skate spot is still raging but no matter what the outcome, the Southbank activists (LLSB) have succeeded in mobilising a stigmatised London youth.
Written by: Bryony Beynon