Yesterday evening (September 9), guests flocked to London’s legendary magazine emporium, magCulture, to celebrate the launch of the first cover of AnOther Magazine’s Autumn/Winter 2025 issue. 

A pivotal figure in the Neo-Conceptualist movement that had emerged a decade prior, Peter Halley was already established in the art world when the first issue of his magazine Index hit newsstands in 1996. “It was a wonderful, chaotic time in my life as an artist, but I thrived on it,” he says. A product of its New York surroundings, largely inspired by Andy Warhol’s

Since Duran Lantink’s voluptuous breasts bounded through Paris Fashion Week in March – OK, not his own, but a bouncing latex breastplate strapped to the obliging torso of male model Chandler Frye – the Dutch designer has been recast as fashion’s latest enfant terrible. In an industry forever eager to ordain a new provocateur, Lantink has since been duly installed as heir to the enfant terrible emeritus himself, Jean Paul Gaultier.

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The tiny island of Lazzaretto Vecchio in the Venice Lagoon has a long history populated with ghosts – from its 15th-century days as a quarantine island for plague victims to its 1960s incarnation as an exile for stray dogs. Today its airy, low-slung buildings are home to the Venice International Film Festival’s Immersive section, featuring 69 extended reality projects from across the world that are far evolved from the era of cardboard headsets.

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Jean Rhys refused categorisation. Born in the late 1800s to a Welsh father and third-generation Creole mother in Dominica, Rhys was a white child in a primarily Black society. While she came to Europe in her teens, variously moving between France, the UK and the Netherlands, her writing retained a rich understanding of the place and culture of her birth. Her stories are full of complicated women, exploring the experience of exilehellip;

Peter Do is back after a much-needed rest. Last November, the Vietnamese-American designer stepped away from his dream role as Helmut Lang’s creative director after just 18 months, underscoring the challenges of reviving a legacy label’s relevance in turbulent times. After seven years of tireless work, Do also paused things at his namesake brand. The designer’s last collection – a poetic display at Paris’s Musée Guimet, presented last October during thehellip;

1. Who is it? Fervent Moon is the jewellery label of artist Lewis Teague Wright, who also hosts the monthly NTS radio show of the same name
2. Why do I want it? Anti-intuitive, wearable sculptures at the intersection of the audible, visual, and plastic arts
3. Where can I find it? Fervent Moon is available directly via the brand’s website

The phrase sounded harmless enough: “Good morning guys, I’m gonna take you through my morning Goop routine.” Casually uttered by Gwyneth Paltrow in a YouTube beauty tutorial, it might seem like just another piece of wellness content. But for Maia Novi, an Argentine student at the Yale School of Drama, it landed differently. Her instructors had warned her that if she wanted a real shot at making it as an actress in the US, she’d have to “fix” her accent. Paltrow’s voicehellip;

Yesterday we announced the first cover star for the Autumn/Winter 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine, one quarter of the K-Pop sensation Blackpink, Lisa. 

To celebrate, we are inviting the public down to London’s magCulture on Tuesday September 9, between 5–7pm, to pick up one of 200 limited edition, double-sided A2 Lisa posters, featuring exclusive imagery from the magazine by Johnny Dufort with styling by Katie Shillingford, showing Lisahellip;

Early in Jasmin Gordon’s Swiss film The Courageous, single mother Jule (Ophélia Kolb) drives her three young children through stunning countryside to a nondescript commercial zone. In an empty cafe manned by an older woman, Jule buys a single drink for her brood then leaves for what she promises will be a quick errand. As the clock ticks, the cafe owner becomes increasingly suspicious, and the children are forced to assess their options before making thehellip;

AnOther Dish is a recipe and interview series with London-based chefs, spotlighting new openings and beloved, classic restaurants that have stood the test of time.

“My mum’s relatives were from Sicily, and the way I make this dish sits somewhere between her method and how I had it on holiday on the island of Pantelleria (between Sicily and Tunisia) a few years ago. The sauce is agrodolce – sour and sweet – and ishellip;

AnOther Dish is a recipe and interview series with London-based chefs, spotlighting new openings and beloved, classic restaurants that have stood the test of time.

Jesse Jenkins was a skateboarder and a fashion photographer before his home cooking videos made him a social media sensation. In the pandemic in 2020, at home with nothing to do, Jenkins began filming himself in his west Londonhellip;

In January 1986, the year before Peter Hujar died from AIDS, he staged Recent Photographs at Gracie Mansion Gallery in New York. It was a vision of a future he would never live to see, a world where photography upended the boundaries of high and low art, becoming the lingua franca of global society. Now, the Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco has opened Peter Hujar: The Gracie Mansionhellip;

Lea Ypi was scrolling through social media when she stumbled across a black-and-white image of two glamorous newlyweds honeymooning at a luxury hotel in the Italian Alps. In the picture – taken in 1941, as World War II raged – a man reclines beside a woman, draped in fur and smiling warmly. Ypi recognised her instantly: it was her grandmother, Leman Leskoviku. She was struck by the comments beneath it – “communist spy,” wrote one user, “fascist collaborator.” In thehellip;

This story is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine: 

My deep connection with South Korea goes back as far as the Nineties, when Hou Hanru and I visited during our co-curation of Cities on the Move, an exhibition that travelled across the world shedding light on the dynamic art and architecture of East Asian cities. I witnessed the rise of K-pop during the late Nineties and early 2000s, thanks in part to the amazing Miky Lee, whose promotion of the genrehellip;