Art
Is Lebanese cartoonist Mazen at the forefront of resistance culture in the Middle East?
Radical art and music in Beirut — A wry take on life in Beirut into hard-edged comics and bomb-fuelled jazz.
Written by: Steve Turner
Inside the graphic mind of Chocolate Skateboards main art man Evan Hecox
Abstract landscapes — Chatting geometry with Evan Hecox, the Mission School graduate who sees abstract shapes in urban spaces.
Written by: Andrea Kurland
Best DIY culture documentaries
Grass roots art and culture — New York street photographers, DC punk activists and Basque skaters star in the best documentaries about do it yourself culture.
Written by: Alex King
Self Publish, Be Happy
DIY zines and books are shaking up the publishing industry — Bruno Ceschel's indie library celebrates the self-publishing revolution.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Jazz and skateboarding go hand in hand for artist Ian Johnson
Things That Inspire Me — Old school Stereo skate videos and drunken studio sessions inspire artist and creative director of Western Edition Skateboards, Ian Johnson.
Written by: Alex King
What happens when you paint a canvas every day for a year?
365 slices of pop-culture flavour — Artist Scott Patt’s Bigger. Smaller. Funnier. project sees him painting one piece per day to create a visual record of an entire year.
Written by: Alex King
Breaking Bad gets a Fear and Loathing treatment
Ralph Steadman gives meth drama a Gonzo makeover — Everyone's favourite drug lords immortalised in ink.
Written by: Shelley Jones
French artists Margaux and Marynn show their work
Show Your Work — French artists reveal their creative process during their La Petite Mort show at Huck's gallery 71a in London.
Written by: HUCK HQ
French surfer and artist Margaux Arramon-Tucoo doesn't paint waves
La Petite Mort Exhibition at 71a — A coming of age tale between the creative nebulas of California and Biarritz.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Artist Mark Powell breathes a sinister new life into antique documents
Things That Inspire Me — Mark Powell shares the influences and inspirations behind his macabre biro portraits.
Written by: Alex King