Meet Rachel Gasser: the serial dyer, colouring the hair of a sleepy Switzerland town one head a time.
Just like fashion, baked goods are rejecting ultra-polished aesthetics for a messier look. We speak to the bakers behind these dark, feral creations to investigate the rise of curated culinary chaos.
Got a Carnival-shaped hole in your social calendar this bank holiday weekend? Fill it up with these banging tunes.
Dutch photographer Rineke Dijkstra is something of a master in capturing an intimate portrait. With her eponymous exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery ending before it even began back in March, we catch up on the online version, instead.
Artist Corbin Shaw interviews the choreographer and director about his latest exhibition, Infinite Bodies, about what it means to be human in a digital world.
Disproportionate homelessness, wider pay gaps and the loss of liberating nightlife spaces as clubs close at record levels: charities and campaigners tell us of the potential impact on queer people.
The visionary behind cult label UNDERCOVER, talks punk, the art of collaboration and the “madness and humour” of Cindy Sherman’s work.
The South London songwriter selects her top renditions that uncover new emotions while matching the originals.
The Queen of Dating (celebs) got us hot under the collar at her annual V-Day party last night. Here’s who was snogging who.
Guts Gallery’s founder, Ellie Pennick, is back with another exhibition following the success of When Shit Hits the Fan. Now, she’s rounded up the troops for an online art sale benefitting The Free Black University.
Did you know that the word "Gucci" has been sung more than 22,000 times since 1921? Neither did we, until Alessandro Michele made a trippy film about it to celebrate.
In their new book Magnetite, photographer Charlie Kwai and creative director Marco Minzoni hit a little-known corner of the Italian riviera. It’s a bit like Skegness, they insist…
With plays from Four Tet and showcases on NTS, the trans musician and activist is finally getting the adoration he deserves at 74 years old.
Volunteering in a freezing cold war zone isn’t for everybody. But it’s an integral part of photographer Aria Shahrokhshahi’s life and work.
