Josh Gabert-Doyon

TikTok activists want answers over a sinister US army base
Activism

TikTok activists want answers over a sinister US army base

Fears for Fort Hood — There have been 28 deaths at Fort Hood, an army base in Texas, in 2020. Now, soldiers on TikTok are speaking up about the sexual assault, disappearances and deaths taking place at the base, but military TikTok remains a complicated place.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

The Pinball Punk of Montreal
Culture

The Pinball Punk of Montreal

An analogue revolution — When musician Adam Kiesler tried to bring pinball back from the dead, kickstarting a scene in Montreal, he uncovered the game's seedy past – and the archaic laws that banned it.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

The magazine for outsiders, built from nothing but ideas
Outdoors

The magazine for outsiders, built from nothing but ideas

The Editorial — After being let go from her job, and turned away from every publication, Claire Milbrath started her own title to bring emerging artists into the light, away from the establishment's doors.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

Introducing Magnum's Graduate Photographer Award winners 2016
Photography

Introducing Magnum's Graduate Photographer Award winners 2016

The future of photography — Post-war Bosnia, Parisian Banlieues, sculpture, sexualised selfies and the American West are some of the subjects explored by the recipients of this year’s Magnum Graduate Photographers award.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

This Patti Smith fan turned her music collection into an artistic haven
This Is Diy

This Patti Smith fan turned her music collection into an artistic haven

Living off the vinyl frontier — After spending years living off borrowed cash, Katayoon Yousef started Horses Records so that she could have a home for life, building a following of loyal customers in the process.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

On the ground in Paris: Music and mayhem at Nuit Debout
Activism

On the ground in Paris: Music and mayhem at Nuit Debout

An update from Paris — Huck reports from on the ground at the occupied Place de la Republique in Paris, where activists have begun drafting a new French Constitution.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

A post-mortem on Big Brother, one of skateboarding’s most influential magazines
Culture

A post-mortem on Big Brother, one of skateboarding’s most influential magazines

Dave Carnie and Sean Cliver in Paris — It’s hard to overstate Big Brother’s influence - every helicopter parent’s worst nightmare, the magazine helped redefine skate culture. Now editor Dave Carnie is finally getting his signature shoe.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

What does half a century of Vans mean for skaters?
Skate

What does half a century of Vans mean for skaters?

The other story of Van’s 50th birthday — As Vans celebrate half a century of doing their thing, Huck meets skate guru Tony Alva and son of a Vans co-founder Steve Van Doren to look back at the last 50 years, and to the future.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

Photojournalist Moises Saman’s personal perspective on the Arab Spring
Photography

Photojournalist Moises Saman’s personal perspective on the Arab Spring

Discordia — Magnum photographer Moises Saman grapples to understand political upheaval in the Middle East and his time photographing it through a new self-published photo-book.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

Great new music to look out for in early 2016
Music

Great new music to look out for in early 2016

New albums, tracks and videos — Huck takes a look at some of the new punk, hip-hop, soul and electronic sounds to catch in the upcoming months.

Written by: Josh Gabert-Doyon

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