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A Morrocan Art Teacher’s Boundary-Pushing Portrait of His Students
Most of us view the classroom as a familiar space where our initial years of identity formation and socialising played out. It’s where we began to make sense of the world; a site of knowledge, which,...
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How to Get Into Susan Sontag: An Introductory Guide
Susan Sontag is one of the most famous cultural theorists of the 20th century. While she wrote extensively about the role of art, her view spanned far wider than the creative world itself. Her writing...
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Jess Cuevas’ Portrait of Willy Chavarria’s Diverse, Defiant Community
Image artwork: Jess Cuevas. Original photos: Marco Ovando. Hair: Paul Hanlon. Make-up: Yadim Carranza. Styling: Carlos Nazario. Fashion: Willy Chavarria. Models: Brent Chua, Gaspard Lukali, Jhendi and...
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Why the Severance Season Finale Was a Trip Worth Waiting For
And, bam! After seven hours in which it sparked, guttered and threatened to lose its way completely, the second season of Severance exploded into life with a finale that made good on its missteps. Am I...
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What Went Down at Another Man’s Private Leigh Bowery View at Tate
Yesterday evening, guests gathered at Tate Modern for a private view of the Leigh Bowery! exhibition, hosted by Another Man. “This show is as much a love letter to Leigh Bowery’s time, as much as it’s...
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Róisín Lanigan’s Uncanny Novel Captures the Horror of Renting in London
Irish writer and editor Róisín Lanigan’s debut novel draws from her experience struggling with the hostile housing market and rising cost of living in London post-pandemic. Set in Camberwell, the...
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Joshua Woolford, the Artist Reckoning with Humanity’s Place on Earth
This article is taken from the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine: “I discovered A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies through my research into the Caribbean – specifically...
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The End: A Satire on How the Rich Will Live During the End of the World
Where do the most insulated people in the world shelter from Armageddon? In Joshua Oppenheimer’s post-apocalyptic musical satire The End, a wealthy family and their immediate dependents have built a...
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Danny Lyon’s Elegiac Portrait of America in Ruins
Back in 1963, Danny Lyon, then 21, got his first car: a two-door 1953 Oldsmobile, black with the chrome grill and luxurious interior. Just 21 years old, the native New Yorker had joined the Civil...
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Paul B Preciado Wants Us to Rethink Our Approach to Gender Dysphoria
Paul B Preciado is many things. Among them, radical philosopher and queer theorist, writer known for a love of lengthy terminology and interviewee famed for insightful-but-tangential answers. Through...
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Cartier: A Precise History of the World’s Most Famous Jewellery Company
This story is taken from the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine: Cartier is probably the most famous jewellery company in the world. That’s because its name means more than just diamonds and...
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La Cocina: An Anti-Food Porn Drama That Makes The Bear Look Tame
For nearly two decades, Alonso Ruizpalacios has been trying to cook up a comedy-drama about chaotic, charismatic restaurant workers who verbally and physically fight like family members. In 2010,...
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Misericordia: A French Noir from the Director of Stranger by the Lake
We’re in a blandly upmarket hotel in central London, the kind where Queen’s Don’t Stop Me Now pipes softly from the function-room PA for no particular reason, and Alain Guiraudie is explaining to me...
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A Closer Look at Simone Rocha’s Delicate New Menswear Collection
Simone Rocha first introduced menswear to her brand almost three years ago. An Irish womenswear designer beloved for her haunting, subversive explorations of femininity and womanhood, Rocha’s entry...
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The Best Films to See This April
Warfare From April 18 In conversation with AnOther for Civil War, his surprisingly straight-laced sci-fi action flick of last year, Alex Garland spoke of his admiration for the old-school, “just the...
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