Join us in London as Huck 57 - The Documentary Photography Special IV springs to life as a beautiful group show.

A story of sisterhood and escapism on the track

Roller Derby Beirut

Huck’s latest film comes from Beirut, home to Lebanon’s first Roller Derby team, where a tightknit crew of female pioneers are determined to build something together.

Art & Culture > Photography

John Loengard on sixty years shooting the most famous faces of our time

Moment by Moment

John Loengard, renowned black and white photographer, releases Moment by Moment – a project comprising some of his most iconic images from over 50 years behind the camera.

Perspectives > Activism

Ingenious people and companies making new things out of old stuff

To celebrate Patagonia launching its Thrift Store in Shoreditch, East London, we chat to sustainability expert Sophie Thomas about the most exciting upcycling projects and ideas playing out in the country at the moment.

Art & Culture > Photography

Bringing street photography to life by creating fiction from photos

Blending fact and fiction

Writer and director Stephen Leslie is blurring the lines between the real world and make-believe with his new photography and short story book, SPARKS.

Art & Culture > Photography

The ugly, the beautiful and the mysterious in London’s Lea Valley

An urban wilderness

Polly Braden and David Campany have been shooting in the Lea Valley, East London for 12 years, watching the area transform as London 2012 descended.

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Bridges across England blockaded to demand action on domestic violence

Sisters Uncut

Activists across the United Kingdom shut down bridges to highlight how survivors of domestic violence - particularly migrant women and women of colour - have no path to safety in Britain.

Perspectives > Activism

Education is a right: Thousands of students protest in Central London

Free. Education. Now.

Over 15,000 students marched through central London this weekend to demand free and accessible education for all, not rip off fees and a lifetime of debt.

Art & Culture > Photography

The insurgency of Californian youth captured on film

Get schooled right

Black Flag and Misfits producer Glen Lockett - aka Spot - was as prolific with a camera as he was on guitar, capturing the young Californian surfers, skateboarders and frontiersman punks who shaped his unique lens on life.

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The photographer tracing the roots of Brexit Britain

Life on the margins

Over the course of a decade, CJ Clarke has been exploring what it means to be white, middle-class and English by documenting life in the remarkably unremarkable town of Basildon.

Perspectives > Reportage

Disunited States: Lessons learnt in a divided America

Taking on Trump

After a week on the ground in Atlanta, trying to work out how 2016's election ended with Trump as President-elect, Huck's News Editor Michael Segalov heads back to the United Kingdom.

Ride > Skate

Cuba’s first skate team are ready to take on the world

Have board, will travel

As Cuba’s emerging skateboarding scene opens up to the world, Toda Fuerza is the first brand with ambitions to sponsor artists, skaters and compete internationally.

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Photographing the ghostly aftermath of Japan’s nuclear disaster

The Fallout

Five years on from Fukushima, its people are still fending for themselves – but photographer Dominic Nahr is making sure they're not forgotten, seeking answers in a cloud of confusion.

Alex Webb’s street scenes capture life at its most poetic

Where the light leads...

Magnum photographer Alex Webb has absorbed the world, catching cinematic moments that make time stand still. Now he’s ready to focus that intuition on the everyday world he calls home.

Blurring fantasy and reality in America’s poorest region

Imagined truths

Across Appalachia, photographer Stacy Kranitz is embedding herself into the frame, turning strangers into lovers, subjects into friends, and exploding the myth that photography is objective.

These timeless photos prove that youth never changes

The predicament of being a kid

Photographer Mark Steinmetz has built a career playing the long game: focusing on everyday realities that are easy to miss, biding his time until patterns start to emerge.

Inside the hidden archives of America’s mass shootings

The aesthetics of tragedy

Photographer Andres Gonzalez is piecing together a unique picture of a country overwhelmed by violence.

Exploring the world with just a camera, a skateboard and a curious mind

The endless search...

Daniel Zvereff has spent most of his life travelling the planet alone – without direction, let alone a safety net – using photography to get closer to the unknown.

What it means to document the everyday reality of black America

When living is a protest

Photographer Ruddy Roye tells stories of invisibility – blending despair with signs of hope – while reflecting a little piece of himself in every image.

The photographer exposing misogyny’s insidious roots

Fighting patriarchy

Indian storyteller Poulomi Basu is bringing violence against women out into the light, uncovering systemic injustice.

The stylish self-portraits of Namibia’s last nomadic people

Representation vs. reality

When photographer Kyle Weeks offered his camera to Namibia’s indigenous OvaHimba people, it subverted a long-standing power dynamic to reveal a hidden sense of identity.

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Sticking to the side roads

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Minimalist Man

Shedding light on Tokyo’s underground noise scene

It’s gonna get loud

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A story of sisterhood and escapism on the track

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Could this solve Montauk’s water crisis?

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The soul of Elvis Presley lives in Thailand

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A Finnish skateboarder’s snow-covered sanctuary

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Skating South Africa’s Valley of a Thousand Hills

Zulu skate paradise

Huck Reports: Saying No To Coal

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Misfit City: The renaissance riot grrrls of Tacoma

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Boots on the Ground: Volunteers of the Refugee Crisis

Helping refugees at Europe's frontier

Surfer Jamie Brisick finds solace in the water

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The father and son who keep New York’s typewriters tapping

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