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Gorgeous and raw, The Use of Photography , by Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux, and the once obscure photographer Marc Marie, chronicles their shared, “unknown laws” of lovemaking through a combination of photography and short prose accompaniments. While the memoir’s premise of two lovers told around fourteen, black-and-white, post-coital pictures, really carries the potential for a contrived, noir atmosphere, these still lives are anything but ornamental. Not only are these p

The V&A’s collection, Fragile Beauty, was created in collaboration with Sir Elton John and David Furnish. It is showing until January 5th 2025. The exhibition contains adult themes, including depictions of substance use, death, nudity and sexual content. The collection boasts photographs from 1950 until present, all from John and Furnish’s personal collection. The title was chosen by John, as it “points to the vulnerability that he feels often inspires creativity as seen”. Fr

Image courtesy of Lia White After her performance at FEMMESTIVAL late last year, we caught up with electronic soul artist Lia White to...

Hena is an inspiring, up-and-coming London-based artist who aims to make her listeners feel seen and heard. Drawing from both her...

Rivkala delves into her performance at FEMMESTIVAL and her journey into music.

For most people in the Western world, Sunday is known to be the day of relaxation, resetting and, most importantly, brunch.

As I walked past St Mary Le Strand church on my way to class yesterday, something unusual caught my eye—a set of signs adorned with the...

Walking along Chapel Market, Indian Veg is difficult to miss, with its garish signage that beckons passersby with promises of a feast.

With cold winter days approaching and Christmas spirit in the air, we cannot go any longer without knowing where to get hot chocolate.

Humble Crumble has been on my to-try list ever since I found out that I would move to London.