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As seen in: AnOther Magazine, Dazed Magazine, Metro (UK), The London Standard, Flipboard, SHOWstudio, Gagosian Quarterly
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‘Queer, playful, chaotic and sweaty’: Photos from east London’s Howl

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By Emily Dinsdale Verified
| Dazed Magazine Verified
On Saturday 4th July and into the early hours of the following morning, Howl – what photographer Imogen describes as Hackney’s “queer, playful, chaotic and sweaty” alternative Pride festival – was in full swing. “What made the event so special this year was the feeling that the queer community had fully taken over east London,” Imogen tells Dazed.
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These photos lay bare the ‘pain, fear and desire’ of relationships

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By Emily Dinsdale Verified
| Dazed Magazine Verified
Every family has their own lore. Even the dynamics in loving families can be fraught with complex tensions and laden with inherited resentments, only detectible to those on the inside. Photographer Ashley Markle has long used her camera as a way of laying bare and examining some of the complex history of her family and romantic relationships. “Photography is how I relate to the people around me,” the New York-based photographer tells Dazed.
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Collier Schorr: ‘Everybody’s identity is questioned now’

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By Emily Dinsdale Verified
| Dazed Magazine Verified
In turning a Chantal Akerman film into a ballet, camera-shy Collier Schorr stepped in front of the lens for the first time – here, the acclaimed artist talks freedom, fantasy and fucking around with identity This story is taken from the summer 2026 issue of Dazed, which is on sale internationally now. Order a copy of the magazinehere. Like many artists, Collier Schorr is less interested in treading old ground than she is in discussing new work and new ideas.
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