In her Hymns from the Bedroom series, Baker enters the rooms of young struggling artists to capture both light and darkness in her own candid way.
A Face in Me, an exhibition by Judas Companion
For her first solo show in the UK, ‘Judas Companion’ – artist Jasmin Reif – will present a series of knitted mask pieces.
VOXPOP: Anticlone Movement Embodied (II of VIII)
We discover a collection of individuals that personify self-expression to get to know what it feels like to be under their skin.
VOXPOP: Anticlone Movement Embodied (I of VIII)
We discover a collection of individuals that personify self-expression to get to know what it feels like to be under their skin.
Drag your kids, drag your wife
Historically, drag queens were born out of sexism. Nevertheless, we are getting further away from the days when drag was used to mock women in exaggerated femininity and closer to an era when drag is simply the representation of one's ultimate superhero, regardless of gender.
Fontana at Pornceptual
Meet Fontana, the multi-breasted performer who is challenging the notions of femininity and masculinity at the Pornceptual party in Berlin.
JUDAS 4, the KAMIKAZE issue: you are invited to submit
We're opening our doors and sharing with our audience what is inspiring us and the direction we’re heading so that you can be a part of it.
Foxy: "Tarot reading is like weather forecasting"
This witch is using the Internet to awaken your powers and tell you what’s coming your way.
Glitter with ethics
2017 was the year we covered ourselves and our coffee in glitter. It was one of the biggest trends this past year and I don't see it dying anytime soon – nor does our environment. So for 2018 I suggest we start making it biodegradable!
Rebels with a cause
We look at some of the modern-day punks tackling politics through art and design.
The 2017 London Degree Shows: Five emerging fluid artists
In a world where politicians erect barriers, artists respond by creating liquid, free-flowing and flexible environments that defy category, class or rank.
I scream for sunscreen
It's the single skin care product that will, absolutely, without a doubt, keep our skin looking young, healthy and tight for as long as possible. Yet most of us seldom apply it and, when we do, we do it sparingly.
Visions of Cybersex: Highrise Sunrise (III of III)
A three-part short story about a futuristic being looking for her past.
Got my head in the VR sets
Gabriella Gasparini loses track of lines, time, space and matter at the Virtual Needs Reality 4.0 show at Central Saint Martins.
Visions of Cybersex: Highrise Sunrise (II of III)
A three-part short story about a futuristic being looking for her past.
To prime or not to prime, that is the question
Priming your skin for make-up can be achieved with whatever product you put on that will improve the spreadability, look and wear of your foundation.
Meet Sade English, the artist that doesn’t fit the mould
Her body of work defies gender, race and establishment but, most notably, defies the very conception of what people think a fashion designer should be. Sade doesn’t fit the category.
Visions of Cybersex: Highrise Sunrise (I of III)
A three-part short story about a futuristic being looking for her past.
Oil and water and everything nice for your skin
Creating a good skincare routine involves being aware of the ingredients you put on your skin.
Alexandra Moura: Indo for indies and other romantic tales
Meet the Portuguese designer taking inspiration from indigenous clothes to create genius fashion.