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The resurgence of a “party girl” era, which attempts to fulfil all that we promised ourselves about the Roaring Twenties 2.0, is, at its core, a resurgence of debauchery.
Ryan Lanji on THE HANG, the Minor Attractions opening party that took the art fair from hotel bedrooms to the…
Otherness, identity and queerness, are the states which captivate London based photographer Alex Murphy. Their work centres around the queer…
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I didn’t have any of my own reasons to be emotional about the festival’s close, but I had adopted my…
Gone Norf and Girlfriend bring Manchester's creative scene to schuh: a collaboration linking Market Street shoppers and 3am dancefloors.
“I learned to paint instinctively, trusting my body before overthinking the image”: ex to x and Berlin’s flinta* creative landscape.
“My wife (as a wife) sucks”: London has a niche event for just about everyone, but the spaces that don’t…
Following “Cher” around Soho with a gaggle of photographers felt like the golden years of paparazzi again. The sequins, the…
Neon skyscrapers stacked on top of each other on steep terrain, and the people who came from other regions to…
A “Dykes Handling Love Letters” service: Berlin’s electronic scene, its queer nightlife, and the festivals positioned around the city.
The Cold Magazine headed west for the 60th anniversary of Notting Hill Carnival, one of the world’s largest, second only…
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