Photographer Chris Leslie captures the decaying tower blocks of Glasgow in a beautiful and important new book.
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How early Soviet movie posters made a country sit down and take notice.
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We speak to creative guru Aaron Draplin about the inspiration behind his his iconic designs.
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Jeepney. Boda-boda. Tesla Model S? Umbrella writers take a ride in search of the planet’s most handsome cabs.
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From Pele’s swansong in Mexico to the glory of the Argentina World Cup, a stunning book celebrates soccer’s most iconic decade.
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The left-behind locations that Thomas Windisch photographs are captivating, beautiful and occasionally terrifying.
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We speak to Bill Brewster about his life as a DJ, writer, record label boss, club night organizer and sometime chef.
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Umbrella speaks to Patrick Martinez, owner of the Tinned Fish Market of Manchester, about the finest portions of fish bought directly from the best manufacturers.
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Paul Gorman is a writer and cultural commentator living in suburban London. Since 1978, Paul’s amassed an expansive body of work around the visual identity of pop culture, which has been the spark for many of his own projects.
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Umbrella’s editorial staff compile a (totally subjective) list of their favourite passports from around the globe.
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Our guide series tells the fascinating stories of cities around the world. With an emphasis on design, culture and social history, we look beyond the familiar to uncover the details of Iceland’s capital.
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While many 1970s kids were picking up guitars in homage to punk, Derek Ridgers armed himself with a camera, capturing the energy of Britain’s subcultures in the faces of their protagonists.
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