The British Fashion Council has announced the 2026/27 recipients of BFC NEWGEN, in partnership with Pull & Bear. To mark the occasion, we caught up with new recipient Gui Rosa about craftsmanship, contradiction and pushing garments beyond convention.
The Sudanese-American artist explores grief, natural disasters, and the human yearning for home in Of Earth & Wires.
From magazine editor-painters to director-content creators, three multi-hyphenate creatives discuss navigating multiple careers, balancing creativity with practicality, and why Crocs has become a staple of their fast-moving creative routines.
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As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder Tori West shares what it’s really like to build a media empire from scratch. Spoiler alert: it takes a village, and a whole lot of audacity.
As tech billionaires embed themselves at the centre of the Met Gala, fashion’s biggest night is shifting from a showcase of taste to a display of power, and losing control of what it represents.
As we wave goodbye to the 37th season of 080 Barcelona Fashion Week, BRICKS breaks down the week’s highlights.
As the Virginia-born artist enters a new season, she reflects on love, loss, and the ways we show up for each other.
The Australian pop artist shares how nature reserves, botanical soundscapes and Victorian poetry inspired her debut album, Porcelain.
The BRICKS cover star delivered a stripped-back but high-impact set that turns vulnerability into spectacle, tracing independence, resilience and self-belief in real time.
From short films and photography to artist manifestos and mentoring sessions, the free Peckham takeover the emerging artists shaping contemporary creativity.
This Lesbian Visibility Week, the cast of the beloved sapphic dating show come together with SLT Studios to reflect on the community and cultural impact the show leaves behind.
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