Problems in Greece are far from over. But amid the turmoil and division, a group of young artists have built a dynamic scene from the embers of crisis.
Alexia Webster travels the world, setting up public studios where anyone can pose for a portrait. It’s all about redressing the power balance between artist and subject.
After falling victim to an assault, Sandy Carson left his native Scotland for the US. It was there that he found a home in photography – capturing American life with an outsider’s eye.
Whether adapting technology for activism or directing sci-fi porn, the Taiwanese artist is driven by a desire to create bold new worlds – ones where anything is possible.
Katherine Paul burst out of Portland’s underground scene. Now, operating on a much larger platform, she’s determined to make a positive difference for marginalised voices.
With a haunting new composition for a feverish new film, the British disruptor is back doing what she does best – smashing boundaries, breaking new ground.
A feverish subculture is emerging from the favelas of Northeast Brazil – one that challenges prejudice in a city where just being visible can feel like an act of resistance.
Deep within a forest on the outskirts of Germany, a small army of activists is fighting to protect a 12,000-year-old natural resource from being destroyed.
Rae Smith grew up not realising she was born intersex, leading to years of emotional upheaval where she kept her true self secret. Then she found skateboarding.
Colombia’s coffee-growing region was once a violent no-go zone where all the best beans were exported. But as peace has spread, an influx of coffee fanatics is revolutionising the landscape.
Four years on from the last album, and with fans growing restless, Kevin Parker is still grappling with an all-consuming creative process – one that means pushing himself to new extremes.
Photographer Chris Hoare discusses his latest project documenting Bristol’s allotments, which over lockdown, saw a surge in interest among people seeking out solace and community spirit.
Government immigration policies are driving up Covid deaths. Writer Ziad Al-Qattan speaks with healthcare and human rights campaigners to find out why.
Photographer Fran May recalls photographing the sellers, customers and passers-by inhabiting the East London street, preserving the legacy of an area threatened by gentrification.
Countries in the Global North are disproportionately responsible for driving greenhouse gas emissions. To give frontline communities the freedom to fight the climate crisis, we must take a reparative approach.
As West Yorkshire emerges as a hotspot for Czech rap, artists such as Dollar Prync and Dynamic are using drill and grime influences to express the collective experience of a marginalised diaspora.
