The HERO Winter Annual 2024 - Issue 08, Robert Eggers
Robert Eggers directs this winter's Nosferatu, and is in conversation with its star, Emma Corrin for our cover feature. Eggers has become a 21st-century auteur, transforming stories passed down through generations into immersive, chilling cinematic experiences.
INSIDE THE ISSUE
Artist Jeff Wall has been pushing the boundary of what photography can be since the mid-1960s. Wall sits down with renowned curator Hans Ulrich Obrist as White Cube opens a major survey of the artist's work.
The Cornell Light Rowing team, led by Coach Tyler Nase, is one of America’s most prestigious sporting programmes. We documented the team amongst beautiful natural surroundings at the start of their fall season.
Helen J Shen is making her Broadway debut to massive critical acclaim in Maybe Happy Ending, Will Aronson and Hue Park’s sci-fi romantic musical. Shen stars alongside Golden Globe and Emmy award winner Darren Criss – the pair are in conversation for the issue.
Nat Wolff has two acclaimed studio albums under his belt and a third in the works alongside his brother Alex as Nat & Alex Wolff. Speaking together, the pair sit side-by-side on their tour bus, parked up in Baltimore.
Zac Burgess stars as Lucien Belmont in the brand new Cruel Intentions. Together with co-star Savannah Lee Smith, the pair are bringing this 90s cult classic to a 21st-century audience.
Anastasia Samoylova is the first living female photographer in over 30 years to headline a major exhibition at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, showing her dreamlike images of post-hurricane Miami.
Founded by Cory Torres Bishop and Don Brodie in response to the devastation caused by hurricanes Irma and Maria, FORGOTTEN LANDS is a non-profit multi-disciplinary publication and platform spotlighting contemporary Caribbean art – the duo hold a roundtable discussion with Dr. Ashley James – Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the Guggenheim.
Michelle Blair Gabriel – a leading voice in sustainable fashion talks with us about how to turn it from a buzzword into real, measurable action, and changing perceptions in New York State Congress.
