Volume 15 Issue 3
VICE Presents The People's Lists
Minnie Keusch was born in Detroit in 1859. At 17 she contracted typhoid fever, was certified dead, and was sealed in her coffin.
Beloved Monster
On a sweltering day in August 1971, Jerusalem police found a partly decomposed-and weirdly hairless-corpse in a two-story suburban house near the YMCA.
Salvation On Tap
Peckham in South London is full of strange little churches. They're in railway arches, industrial estates, old office blocks and boarded up shops.
Why Heart Iraq?
Hey! We were just partying down in Cartagena, Colombia, and guess who we bumped into? Bahaa Mayah.
Finally
I'm generally into the idea of "standing up for nature" and "not turning the planet into an uninhabitable trashball," but the thing that's always kept me at arm's length from environmentalism is how completely selfish the better part of its proponents...
Horse Fights
We feel like we need to say something about why we're publishing these photographs. There are a couple of reasons and to be honest, one of them is "Holy shit, what's happening in these just looks insane and amazing and disgustingly fascinating."
Fantastical Portraiture
Over the last four years, we, the photographers of Grupo Mirada Photo of Córdoba, Argentina, have given a photo workshop in the province's highest-security women's prison.
Somerset Nights
Den Elliott might never have ended up taking photos had it not been for a previous life as a conservationist.