Niall Flynn
Dazed
United Kingdom
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Past articles by Niall:
The cast of Stranger Things 2: a sci-fi hat-trick
Hanging out with the new faces of Netflix’s nostalgia-powered sequel → Read More
Punk poet Robert Montgomery on why we should be idealists
Combining poetry and painting, Montgomery’s new exhibition is a rallying cry for Modernism → Read More
Derek Ridgers tells the unknown story behind his 1981 photo
Taken at a house party in east London in 1981, Ridgers reveals why he prefers to be ignored and how he’s only just starting to like the photographs he’s taken → Read More
How punk acted as a peacemaker for youth in Northern Ireland
Toby Mott’s new book traces the significant impact that punk had on Northern Ireland during the Troubles, and beyond → Read More
Martin Parr: we don’t appreciate British photography enough
As the photographer announces the opening of his own foundation, we catch up on how he plans to elevate homegrown talent → Read More
TOKiMONSTA on reimagining classical music & her next album
We speak to the electronic musician about playing her part in Napapijri’s multi-sensory ‘4 Seasons’ showcase, which saw her reinterpret Vivaldi’s eponymous concerto → Read More
Shepard Fairey on Obama, being online and street art
The artist and skate punk behind the viral Barack Obama ‘Hope’ poster shares his tips → Read More
Meet Superorganism: part-pop group, part-cult, full hivemind
The eight-piece hail from all corners of the globe, live together in a house in London and are led by a teenager from Japan – and they’re bringing a sense of fun back to music → Read More
Meet seven men who believe they are the next Jesus
From South Africa to Russia, Magnum photographer Jonas Bendiksen has crossed the globe to find the people who are believed to be Christ’s Second Coming → Read More
The story of a mother and daughter working a brothel in Iowa
Magnum photographer Alec Soth revisits his debut series and tells the full story behind this haunting twin portrait taken in the early 00s → Read More
This film looks at a lost local subculture
We premiere Dan Emmerson’s short film highlighting the disparity between an older and a younger generation in North East England → Read More
Photographs of loved-up teens in the early 00s
Ewen Spencer recalls a photo series that encapsulates the idyllic tunnel vision of British adolescent love → Read More
London! D&AD is looking for the next wave of creatives
Seeking to uncover London’s hidden talent, D&AD is offering chosen participants the opportunity to undergo a 12-week intensive course to help launch their futures → Read More
Photos of grown men acting like babies in 90s England
Inside the Hush-a-bye-Baby Club, a place where adult men could revert to their premature selves, captured by photographer Polly Borland → Read More
Photos of grown men acting like babies in 90s England
Inside the Hush-a-bye-Baby Club, a place where adult men could revert to their premature selves, captured by photographer Polly Borland → Read More
Photos of grown men acting like babies in 90s England
Inside the Hush-a-bye-Baby Club, a place where adult men could revert to their premature selves, captured by photographer Polly Borland → Read More
Photos of Sierra Leone’s LGBT community, where gay is a sin
Photographer Lee Price tells a story of resilience in a burgeoning LGBT community in Sierra Leone → Read More
How to capture the aura of a person on camera
Mick Rock – ‘The Man Who Shot The Seventies’ – explains how to access the other-worldly, electromagnetic charisma of your subject → Read More
The Parisian artists uniting the city through music
This short film shines a light on a young, French creative generation bringing communities together in the face of division and upheaval → Read More
Doug Aitken invites people to smash up his latest show
Participants are given ten minutes in ‘The Garden’, a baton and the encouragement to do as they wish, as long as they’re happy to be live streamed – we asked Aitken why → Read More