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Artist Issy Wood in her East London studio…photographed for the @obsmagazine in March.
Interviewed by @kathryn.bromwich still catch online @theobserveruk

📷 assistant @inesberraviola

@isywod solo exhibition Fish, Fish, Duck at @kistefos until 11th Oct

@carlos_ishikawa by @sukidhanda

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‘Film has always been the best form of escapism for me’: @ionegamble

As told to The Observer’s @hayleymyers the writer and queen of non-conformity finds peace in the old-school charm of her local cinema.

Read the full piece at our link in bio. @obsmagazine

Great to shoot at @peckhamplex
Assisted by @hannuhw by @sukidhanda

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3 months ago

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I chatted to @theobserveruk @obsmagazine about being an artist, what that means and why I’d choose my copper space as my sanctuary for quiet time.

Wearing multiple hats, juggling multiple roles whilst being a mum is my superpower, there are so many moving parts but I wouldn’t change it for the world.

I love my life ⚡️

Styling by @kim_howells
Wearing @maximilianraynor
Photography @sukidhanda

#sadieclayton #copperartist #donotdisturb #artistfeature #theobserver by @sukidhanda

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The Vinted paradox: is the secondhand shopping craze becoming unsustainable?

Online resale platforms are booming, but experts warn @mrm_jeevan that buying pre-loved clothes may be fuelling the very overconsumption they were conceived to help curb

Read more at the link in bio, and sign up to the Climate Observer, where the Observer’s climate editor explains what matters and what’s working as humanity faces its biggest challenge

Photographs @sukidhanda; Annabelle Chih/Getty Images by @sukidhanda

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“Nicolas Winding Refn on heart surgery that inspired his new sci-fi horror. ‘I thank God for killing me and bringing me back’: “
Interview by @timjonz @guardiang2 @guardian

Her Private Hell in cinemas now

📷 assistant @hannuhw

#nicolaswindingrefn
#herprivatehell by @sukidhanda

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@derekvsowusu: ‘I’ve never figured out how to live in the world’

The novelist on the squeamishness of autofiction, living with borderline personality disorder, and setting his latest book in a recovery house for people experiencing mental health crises

Read the full interview by Ellen Peirson-Hagger at our link in bio.

Photograph by Suki Dhanda for The Observer
New Review picture editor @cherylnewman1 by @sukidhanda

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@hannaheinbinder photographed earlier this summer for @guardiang2 @guardian promoting her latest film - Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma starring alongside Gillian Anderson.

Interview by @nadiakhomami
Picture editor @sarahgilbertguardian
📷 assistant @hannuhw

#hannaheinbinder
#teenagesexanddeathatcampmiasma by @sukidhanda

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Race fit meets Shrink-to-fit.

Some garments are finished in the factory. These are finished by you.

Cut from premium Japanese raw denim, SOAR Denim is made to change with wear.

It softens. It shapes. It becomes yours.

Photos @sukidhanda by @sukidhanda

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Repost from @obsnewreview tomorrow’s cover shoot
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Canal street blues of @russelltdavies63

The screenwriter and producer’s dramas have helped make Manchester’s Gay Village a beacon of progress. His latest sounds the alarm for a community under threat, writes @ericawgnr for our cover story

‘If you want to understand what it really means to love the work you do, I hope you get to meet Russell T Davies. He’s describing to me what it was like to film a pivotal scene in his new @channel4 drama, Tip Toe, in which a group of Manchester lads are watching a football match together in a crowded sitting room and streaming themselves online as they do.

‘I’d asked him what was most challenging about writing this new show, which is gripping, brutal, sincere. He draws attention not only to creative struggles, but to practical ones – and to collective work.

‘“It’s a nightmare writing dialogue for 17 people in one room,” he laughs. “That’s a good writing exercise; when I’m mentoring, I should say: ‘Write a scene for 17 people.’ You’ve got to keep them all on the mark.” And then he reflects, remembers them all. “And weren’t they well cast, those boys? I was so proud of them. They’re all from little local Manchester theatres. We saw them doing their own work in places like 53two and Hope Mill theatre, where, if you’ve written a play, great, you can put it on for five days. The world’s changing now. People used to say: ‘Please can I get work?’ Now they say: ‘I’m putting on my own work.’” He beams, smiling, it seems, with his whole 6ft 6in frame, as sunny as the light that pours through the plate-glass window of a London production office in King’s Cross.’

Photography by: @sukidhanda
New Review photo editor: @cherylnewman1
Photo assistant @hannuhw

Also in this issue:
Girls just wanna: @lauren_elkin_ relives her Cyndi Lauper childhood dream
Light in the darkness: @lauracummingart illuminates the @nationalgallery stunning Zurbarán show
@olivialanguage on the avant garde genius of Peter Hujar and Paul Thek

Pick up a copy of @theobserveruk on Sunday, or read on our website - link in bio. by @sukidhanda

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Meet @sienna.world: the Michelangelo of Geline.

Geline is Murdoch’s own invention: a suspended, hydrated, flesh-like material developed during lockdown using open-source research from institutions like MIT. Its origin story? An alien feast in The Marvels (2023), a commission she nearly declined. Instead, she refined the formula into a resilient, jelly-like substance that could withstand the intensity of a film set. That decision has reshaped her career.

Since then, she’s created props for film, TV and music (Gladiator II, Bridgerton, PinkPantheress), collaborated with fashion houses (Hermès, Stella McCartney, Isamaya), and worked with galleries, including a decadent spread curated with chef Skye Gyngell for the Serpentine Gallery’s summer party.

@kathryn.bromwich sat down with Murdoch to talk inspirations (from sex toys to farming tools, street finds to children’s toys) and what’s next for the artist.

Read the full interview via the link in bio.

Photography by: @sukidhanda by @sukidhanda

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Anson Boon photographed last month to promote his latest role in Good Boy…directed by Jan Komasa…a psychological thriller starring alongside Stephen Graham & Andrea Riseborough.

Interviewed by @joelgolby for @obsmagazine @theobserveruk

Released in cinemas 20th March

📷 assitant @hannuhw

#ansonboon
#thegoodboy by @sukidhanda

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Fashion designer Sinead O’Dwyer “I find it so wrong to only cut for one body……just by designing for a variety of bodies consistently you’re coming up with new ideas.”

Interviewed by @missvictoriamoss
For @obsmagazine
Thank to @agentortiz by @sukidhanda

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