Podcast: Two UK rap experts join us to discuss the new movement of open-minded artists.
This year, as we searched for a new identity, English culture went forward into the past, from folk horror Enys Men to Morris dancers at the Brit Awards, via Green Man-themed Coronation invites and ritualistic raves. What's going on?
And we've got loads of photos of the action.
Fashion news of the week: Plus, Prada puts Hunter Schafer on speed dial, Celine honours suave British tailoring and Glenn Martens leaves Y/Project (😢).
When people say, “Is print dead?”, we point them towards The Fence (and us, obviously). As the London-based quarterly turns five, we speak to editor Charlie Baker.
Rated by THE FACE: a playlist featuring Nettspend, Fcukers, Sam Akpro and Ice Spice & Central Cee.
Ten years ago, George Osborne shared his party’s vision for a more prosperous, more autonomous, better-connected North. Was it one of the biggest duds in recent British politics?
The former FACE cover star flew all the way to Japan to shoot the video for new track Ever Seen. Here’s what she got up to when she wasn’t “working”.
He takes from the poor to give to the rich, and doesn’t mind breaking the law. What a man to have running the country during a cost-of-living crisis, eh?
When Windrush brought Black immigrants to the UK in the 1950s, they came with the promise of a better life. Now, that generation's grandchildren want to leave the country in search of the very same thing.
The actor tells us all about getting his kit off for new TV show Mary & George, playing a hot jock in Bottoms and his upcoming film with Anne Hathaway.
Director Luca Guadagnino on combining teenage love with an insatiable hunger for human flesh. Lovely.
Fashion news of the week: Plus, Barry Keoghan becomes a Burberry brand ambassador, Diesel and Lee hook up, Selfridges opens a joke shop and Gentle Monster and Maison Margiela are back.
With his Blacktronika university course, the veteran DJ is tracing the connection between Afrofuturism and the club.
Rated by The Face: a playlist featuring Ariana Grande, Sainté, Niko B and I. JORDAN.
Raw Vision magazine has been showcasing unknown, self-taught and visionary artists for more than three decades. As the publication turns 35, founder John Maizels and interviewer Artemis van Dorssen introduce us to the hidden glories of seven artists living and creating around London today.
