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Ethereal electronica: Carmen Villain shares her top tracks
The Monday Mix — Former model Carmen Villain goes mellow for our new Monday mix, sharing a selection of downbeat minimalism and experimental ambient tracks.
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Lockwood51: The bold brand making queer-friendly skate wear
Skateboards and jockstraps — After dealing with homophobia all his life, the anonymous designer behind Lockwood51 took action – creating their own playful, provocative label for LGBT skaters.
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Tracing the lost history of post-Soviet Kazakhstan
Nomad’s Land — Photographer Dieter Seitz goes on a journey through the vast rural landscapes and built-up inner cities of Kazakhstan – the homeland of today’s urban nomads.
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The new show celebrating female body positivity
Women on women — A new exhibition looking at diversity, body positivity, and the creative work of female-identifying artists is coming to Los Angeles this week.
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Shooting the Swiss teen rebels of the 1950s
Without a cause — Despite being unknown for most of his life, photographer Karlheinz Weinberger built an impressive archive of work – capturing bikers, rockers, and leather-clad outsiders. Now his artistic trove is finally being uncovered.
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The haunting true story of a sex trafficking survivor
Meeting Miss Wish — In her new book, acclaimed US photographer Nina Berman combines photojournalism and personal accounts to tell the story of ‘Miss Wish’ – a survivor of sex trafficking, drug abuse and child pornography.
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Radical art show exploring sex and gender opens in New York
Beyond the binary — From September 27 to January 21, the New Museum will play host to Trigger – a new multimedia exhibition exploring gender’s place in contemporary culture.
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Revelling in nature with Europe’s naked hikers
Nacktwanderers — In his new book, photographer Roshan Adhihetty travels across Germany, Switzerland and Austria with a group of naturists, in an effort to capture the ‘beauty in the unadorned.’
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How Latif Al Ani captured the ‘golden age’ of Iraq
From the 1950s to the 1970s — Hailed as the ‘father of Iraqi photography’, Al Ani’s iconic black and white shots offer a new perspective on Baghdad’s history.
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An epic journey through North and South Sudan
Two-decade road trip — Claude Inverné has been travelling through the Sudan for 18 years, documenting the immense cultural, economic and environmental changes to the region.
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