AnOther Magazine

AnOther Magazine, often referred to as AnOther, is a bi-annual publication focused on culture and fashion, catering to both men and women. This magazine debuted in 2005 and is published by Dazed Group, which is based in London.

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Justine Kurland on Curating Her Defiant New Collage Exhibition

1 day ago | anothermag.com | Emily Steer

“There is a necessity to take scissors to the archive and rethink it,” the cult photographer says as The Rose opens – a new show exploring collage as a powerful tool for protest and repair Collage can be a powerful means of creative protest. Involving the violent acts of ripping, cutting, and slicing, this rebellious art form sees images transformed to confront the strict cultural codes of their original making.
One Textile Artist’s Extraordinary Ode to His Family History

4 days ago | anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery

On view now in Antwerp, the Klaas Rommelaere’s surreal new work traces the invisible threads that bind a family long after its centre has been cleared away What holds a house together once the furniture is gone and the people have moved out?
“Really Good Writing Is So Rare”: Carey Mulligan on Her Charming New Comedy

1 week ago | anothermag.com | Nick Chen

Fresh from her turn in The Ballad of Wallis Island, Carey Mulligan sits down with co-stars Tom Basden and Tim Key to talk about her first foray into comedy, and her upcoming role in Greta Gerwig’s Narnia Tom Basden and Tim Key could very much be considered a duo.
50 Questions with Art Pop Duo Sparks

1 week ago | anothermag.com | Emily Dinsdale

In the wake of their new album, Mad!, we probe Ron and Russell Mael with 50 questions about conspiracy theories, guilty pleasures, love at first sight, and moreLead Image “A guide for somebody who doesn’t know anything about Sparks and wants to learn more?’ muses Ron Mael.
Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Dior Cruise Show Was an Emotional Love Letter to Rome

1 week ago | anothermag.com | Alexander Fury

Mixing ready-to-wear and haute couture, Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Dior cruise 2026 show was a love letter to Rome, rich and emotionally resonantLead Image Maria Grazia Chiuri brought Dior home – to her home, and her home means Rome. She last staged a show here a decade ago, while working as co-creative director of the house of Valentino with Pierpaolo Piccioli (newly ensconced at Balenciaga). But this was the first time, ever, she brought her Dior show here – and it meant something.
The Best New Photo Books to Buy This Spring

1 week ago | anothermag.com | Sofia Hallström

Lead Image Ren Hang at Work by Peter CoelnThe late Chinese photographer and poet Ren Hang was known for his nude portraits and intimate imagery of friends that challenged social taboos in a tightly censored cultural landscape. In nearly all of his photographic work, the nude body is positioned outdoors, set within natural landscapes and often framed by natural elements like leaves or twigs.
Art Dubai Shines a Light on Art in the Middle East

2 weeks ago | anothermag.com | Daisy Woodward

In the wake of its 18th edition, here are our favourite discoveries from the Middle East’s leading art fair Last month marked the 18th edition of Art Dubai, located in the city’s picturesque Madinat Jumeirah resort – all palm trees and turtle-filled lagoons (not a white tent in sight).
Fashion in Film Festival: What Does it Mean to Dress as the Planet Burns?

2 weeks ago | anothermag.com | Sofia Hallström

Festival curators Dal Chodha and Marketa Uhlirova speak on the making of this year’s programme, which explores fashion’s complicated entanglements with the natural world I’m sitting in the darkened hush of the Central Saint Martins screening theatre. There’s a quiet, collective anticipation in the air as the first images of Dust to Dust (2024) flicker to life.
Louis Vuitton Cruise: Medieval Clothing Made Genuinely Modern

2 weeks ago | anothermag.com | Alexander Fury

At Louis Vuitton’s exceptional cruise 2026 show, Nicolas Ghesquière leapt all the way back to medieval times, and medieval garb, which was in essence the start of fashion as we know itLead Image You couldn’t imagine any place more alien to Nicolas Ghesquière’s progressive, decidedly modernist vision of fashion than the Palais des Papes in Avignon, a towering medieval edifice on which construction began in 1335.
Sentimental Value Review: Joachim Trier’s Startlingly Intimate Family Drama

2 weeks ago | anothermag.com | Rory Doherty

Premiering at Cannes, Joachim Trier’s follow-up to The Worst Person in the World is a tender portrait of deep generational pain, starring Renate Reinsve, Stellan Skarsgård and Elle Fanning Joachim Trier’s Oslo Trilogy – Reprise, Oslo, August 31st, and The Worst Person in the World – wryly and sensitively chart the evolving pressures of modernity for young Norwegians across the first couple of decades of the 21st century.