Edward Siddons

how the 2010 student protests in the uk shaped the rise of jeremy corbyn

activism

Edward Siddons

how the 2010 student protests in the uk shaped the rise of jeremy corbyn
For a generation of young activists, politics began in 2010.
the new documentary exposing the housing crisis

Film

Edward Siddons

the new documentary exposing the housing crisis
1.6 million people are waiting for council homes; the rental market is precarious – but a new documentary, Dispossession, aims to dispel the notoriety surrounding estates, and start a conversation about the culture of social housing.
resistance and riots on the streets of hamburg

Culture

Edward Siddons

resistance and riots on the streets of hamburg
i-D spent the weekend in Hamburg, as 100,000 people took to the streets to resist the G20 summit.
so, what *is* going on with british politics?

Politics

Edward Siddons

so, what *is* going on with british politics?
It’s a mad, bad confusing time – so we took a second to try and understand what’s happening and what we should be doing to keep the momentum going
photographing life on the margins in l.a.’s housing projects

Culture

Edward Siddons

photographing life on the margins in l.a.’s housing projects
Recently nominated for the Deutsche Börse Photography Prize, Dana Lixenberg discusses her photo-epic ‘Imperial Courts,’ a 20-year-long documentation of a South Central public housing.
students shut down central london in protest of education cuts

Culture

Edward Siddons

students shut down central london in protest of education cuts
Facing rising tuition fees, extortionate rents, and zero-hours contracts for academics, protesters marched on Parliament demanding an end to the marketisation of higher education
in defence of art history

Art

Edward Siddons

in defence of art history
The Conservative government has axed the Art History A-Level, just another defeat in the battle to prove that art matters, not just to our culture, but to our economy.
how feminism is flourishing against the odds in iran

feminism

Edward Siddons

how feminism is flourishing against the odds in iran
From interrogation for Instagramming to arrests for activism, the Iranian women’s rights movement is under threat.
photographing the egyptian revolution

Culture

Edward Siddons

photographing the egyptian revolution
With Egypt’s young people facing brutal state repression, we speak to photographer Laura El-Tantawy about her images of the 2011 revolution.
photographer tobias zielony captures agency, not disempowerment

Culture

Edward Siddons

photographer tobias zielony captures agency, not disempowerment
With the refugee crisis unresolved and overlooked, we spoke to the acclaimed German photographer Tobias Zielony about his most political work to date.

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