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AnOther Book

The Book that Launched Psychedelic Counterculture

Some 50 years after it was first written, a new publication by Taschen re-examines Tom Wolfe's seminal The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, the book which heralded a new era for hippie America

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In Pictures

Combatting Conservatism with Photographer Ren Hang

“I don't intentionally push boundaries, I just do what I do…” A new book from Taschen documents the accidental provocateur who has made a career of photographing his friends in the nude

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Culture Talks

Talking Art, Sexuality & Exhibitionism With Monica Bonvicini

The Berlin-based artist has built her practice around interrogating the notion of identity through art, as her expansive new exhibition at the Baltic demonstrates

Design & Living /
Culture Talks

The Lo-Fi Legacy of Director Richard Linklater

How do you celebrate the filmmaker who bottled apathy for a generation? You make a documentary about him, explain the pair behind Dream is Destiny, a new release examining Linklater's life and work

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AnOther List

Five Photographs That Formed the Feminist Avant-Garde

The 1970s saw a new subset of women artists rise up against the establishment. As a new exhibition launches to celebrate their groundbreaking work, we consider the female image-makers behind it

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AnOther List

What Not to Miss at London Design Festival 2016

This year's fair presents the crème de la crème of creative innovation in the capital. Here's how to navigate its best bits...

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Culture Talks

How Oscar Wilde Paved the Way for Gay Rights in the Arts

As a new exhibition at Reading Prison sees the likes of Patti Smith read from his seminal work De Profundis, we consider the groundbreaking impact of Wilde's unjust persecution

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Culture Talks

The Neo Naturists on Feminism, Nightclubs and Nudity

As their inaugural London exhibition opens at Studio Voltaire, AnOther sits down with the women who made body-painting a political act, to talk about getting your kit off for the sake of art