Culture

Photography

Photographing the unrecognised Lumbee tribe in North Carolina

Maria Sturm's 'You Don't Look Native to Me' explores identity and stolen histories with Native Americans seeking federal-level recognition.
Clem De Pressigny
2 days ago
Art

The otherworldly queer performance artist protesting Russian oppression

Using recycled materials, vertiginous heels and her body, Gena Marvin’s performances – documented in 'Queendom' – are a radical act of defiance.
Rolien Zonneveld
3 days ago
Culture

Non-fiction to be excited for in 2024

Miners' strikes, evil algorithms and everything else that should be on your reading list for the New Year and beyond.
Jessica White
3 days ago
Music

When Taylor Swift came to Brazil

Photographer Pedro Pinho captures the excitement and adrenaline of the Swifties at the Eras Tour concerts in São Paulo.
Tom George
4 days ago
Culture

Fiction to be excited for in 2024

Start your year off right with a colonial revenge story, a Scottish vampire and a time-travelling polar explorer.
Katie Goh
12.5.23
Culture

The abolitionist fashion collective fighting for transformative justice

For Everyone Collective is a formerly incarcerated worker-owned brand combining design with community organizing.
Abigail Glasgow
12.4.23
Art

How Parkmart became the centre of Brooklyn’s DIY scene

From ironic T-shirts to one-of-a-kind rave clothes, meet the sellers of Bushwick's rising artists-only market.
Hailey Johnson
11.20.23
Culture

5 new indie food magazines to check out

In an era of hot chefs and TikTok recipes, these publications from London, Toronto, New York & Berlin offer fresh perspectives on food.
Josh Greenblatt
11.20.23
Culture

A night of fashion and fun with JW Anderson in Tokyo

i-D hosted a intimate dinner party to celebrate the opening of Jonathan Anderson's new flagship store in Shibuya.
Honoka Yamasaki
11.15.23
Art

Pilar Zeta’s sculptural homage to Ancient Egypt

The artist discusses her decade-long fascination with the pyramids of Giza and the inspiration behind her new sculpture, 'Mirror Gate'.
Ayla Angelos
11.14.23
Film

How should we depict incels on screen?

Films about violent misogynistic protagonists are on the rise – but they tread a thin line between important cultural commentary and glamourisation.
Amber Rawlings
11.14.23
Culture

The eclectic parties taking Tbilisi beyond techno

There's a new wave of nights diversifying the sound of the Georgian capital — these are the club kids making it happen.
Makuna Berkatsashvili
11.9.23
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