Art

Under the skin of Britain's facial tattoo community
Photography

Under the skin of Britain's facial tattoo community

The people beneath the ink — Mark Leaver's photography project looks at facial tattoos; a misunderstood and stereotyped group, already a niche within a subculture.

Written by: Alex King

The psychedelic punk creating a safe-haven for artists
Culture

The psychedelic punk creating a safe-haven for artists

Acid Priest — When photographer Lee Kirby stumbled across a vagabond in designer clothes, he found himself opening a pandora’s box that would change his life. But for Lee Trosclair, renegade-turned-muse, the story is just beginning. In a world that undervalues art, he’s kickstarting a cultural revolution from an unlikely place.

Written by: Cian Traynor

Inside the mind of a skateboarder and artist with mental health issues
Photography

Inside the mind of a skateboarder and artist with mental health issues

Going outside the schema — In a nod to Jim Goldberg, photographer Karolina Sekula gave her photographs of skateboarder and artist Gonzi, who suffers from episodes of schizophrenia, to him to write on and remix.

Written by: Alex King

Five things we've learned from women in comics
Culture

Five things we've learned from women in comics

The pioneers who've blazed a trail in the name of freedom — The comic book industry may still have a long way to go in terms of equality, but women have been pushing the medium's boundaries since the very beginning.

Written by: HUCK HQ

The two young artists taking on the pale, male and stale London scene
Art

The two young artists taking on the pale, male and stale London scene

Challenging the mainstream — London-based art collective The White Pube are taking on the sexist, whitewashed London art world, one DIY project at a time.

Written by: Emily Casey

The artist making his entire digital footprint public for us all to see
Culture

The artist making his entire digital footprint public for us all to see

What have you got to hide? — It's hard to know in 2016 just what our digital footprint looks like. As we continue to share our every thought and move with the world online, our curated, sculpted existence - one that we want the world to see - permeates our every action. But what does this mean for individuality? And what happens if we make our supposedly private data available for all to see?

Written by: Mark Farid

The breathtaking renaissance in contemporary collage art
Art

The breathtaking renaissance in contemporary collage art

Painting with scissors — A new wave of artists are picking up the scissors and breathing fresh life into the collage.

Written by: Alex King

Ed Templeton's guide to independent thinking
Culture

Ed Templeton's guide to independent thinking

Heroes of Independence — To celebrate a decade of self-rule, we caught up with icons who personify the spirit of independence. In this instalment, Ed Templeton takes us through the importance of sticking your neck out, making every choice count and being master of your own creations.

Written by: HUCK HQ

The American dream is finished: Bruce Gilden in Detroit
Photography

The American dream is finished: Bruce Gilden in Detroit

Life in the cemetery of American capitalism — After documenting Detroit’s foreclosure crisis in 2009, street photographer Bruce Gilden was drawn back to the Motor City by its apocalyptic beauty and the tenacity of its people.

Written by: Alex King

Escaping into the wild: reflections on the search for adventure
Art

Escaping into the wild: reflections on the search for adventure

Win a £150 Gift Card to spend on Passenger gear — British outdoors brand Passenger is inspired by the desire for a life of memorable adventures. To give back to the wild, they’re planting a tree for every order.

Written by: Advertorial

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