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While highly anticipated homecomings dominated headlines this LFW, BRICKS spotlights the rising talents leading the charge in London.
The SS27 season welcomed 16 new names to the LFW schedule, bringing everything from queer history and Jamaican dress to debauched debutantes and wearable styling objects.
See our favourite street style looks from London Fashion Week SS27, shot by Siria Ferrer Sainz-Pardo.
After four years hidden away, Ariel Pedatzur and Zizi Trippo’s hazy bedroom-indie EP is finally seeing the light of day, taking us back to a summer that almost disappeared.
BRICKS caught up with the Grammy Award-winning frontwoman in Berlin as she debuted Deutsche Telekom collaborative 'Not A Passenger' campaign.
Last summer, as St. George’s flags went up across British towns and the government clamped down on the right to protest, it was easy to feel powerless. But in response, a new wave of benefit concerts is using culture to beat out an alternative path for solidarity and resistance.
From queer comics to 90s nostalgia, these are the exhibitions to book early.
For its 60th anniversary, writer Ashley Roach looks back at the political origins of Carnival and asks what it means to defend culture, community and space in Britain today.
Liza Bilal explores Hind Meddeb’s documentary and the Sudanese artists, poets and protestors who used creativity, community and storytelling as tools of resistance.
