Olivia Hingley

Olivia (she/her) is associate editor of the website, working across editorial projects and features as well as Nicer Tuesdays events. She joined the It’s Nice That team in 2021. Feel free to get in touch with any stories, ideas or pitches.

Olivia’s top picks

A selection of Olivia’s favourite articles from the past few months

After having a stroke at 25, Eilish Briscoe created a typeface to show the process of learning to write again

19 September 2024

Inside the Palestinian Sound Archive: preserving the audiovisual legacy of Palestine, one record at a time

2 October 2024

Skydiving punks and YouTube as an archive: Crack Cloud on its fourth album’s visual universe

26 September 2024

Jack Orton photographs Portland, the island that has provided stone for the UK’s most famous buildings

22 August 2024

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A chat with New York Nico, the filmmaker documenting New York’s most charismatic people and places

4 days ago

Stephen Sawyerr’s electric short film centres on a karate dojo in Harlem’s Little Senegal

11 days ago

Foxes and friends: Lakshan Dharmapriya photographs the two species that coexist in his garden

13 days ago

“Wikipedia rabbit holes” are the backbone of Chantal Jahchan’s intricate editorial collages

7 November 2024

“Art is a way of saying the unsayable”: Jeremy Deller and John Costi on curating an exhibition by people in prison

5 November 2024

Eleni Papazoglou’s experimental publication sits somewhere between a museum archive and an Argos catalogue

5 November 2024

From Form’s Amsterdam Museum Night campaign is a portal to another dimension

31 October 2024

Death and design: the creative projects confronting society’s ultimate taboo

30 October 2024

“A therapeutic outlet”: Kat Green documents the transition of her close friend, Tam

30 October 2024

Chris Shepherd’s heartfelt graphic novel is a story of family, young love and Liverpool

29 October 2024

In Search of a Haven imagines a world where identification is a path to “liberation” rather than control

23 October 2024

Is more always better? Photographer Johel Pereira documents people’s skincare routines

3 October 2024

Inside the Palestinian Sound Archive: preserving the audiovisual legacy of Palestine, one record at a time

2 October 2024

Photographer James Clifford Kent returns to the maternity ward where his daughter was born

27 September 2024

Skydiving punks and YouTube as an archive: Crack Cloud on its fourth album’s visual universe

26 September 2024

Meet Salt and Sister Studio, the sibling duo railing against boring branding and industry jargon

23 September 2024

After having a stroke at 25, Eilish Briscoe created a typeface to show the process of learning to write again

19 September 2024

Olivia’s top picks

After having a stroke at 25, Eilish Briscoe created a typeface to show the process of learning to write again

Inside the Palestinian Sound Archive: preserving the audiovisual legacy of Palestine, one record at a time

Skydiving punks and YouTube as an archive: Crack Cloud on its fourth album’s visual universe

Jack Orton photographs Portland, the island that has provided stone for the UK’s most famous buildings

A chat with New York Nico, the filmmaker documenting New York’s most charismatic people and places

Stephen Sawyerr’s electric short film centres on a karate dojo in Harlem’s Little Senegal

Foxes and friends: Lakshan Dharmapriya photographs the two species that coexist in his garden

“Wikipedia rabbit holes” are the backbone of Chantal Jahchan’s intricate editorial collages

“Art is a way of saying the unsayable”: Jeremy Deller and John Costi on curating an exhibition by people in prison

Eleni Papazoglou’s experimental publication sits somewhere between a museum archive and an Argos catalogue

From Form’s Amsterdam Museum Night campaign is a portal to another dimension

Death and design: the creative projects confronting society’s ultimate taboo

“A therapeutic outlet”: Kat Green documents the transition of her close friend, Tam

Chris Shepherd’s heartfelt graphic novel is a story of family, young love and Liverpool

In Search of a Haven imagines a world where identification is a path to “liberation” rather than control

Somesuch Stories 8 visually grapples with the many interpretations of ‘tension’

Can DJ school make you famous? Anu Ambasna’s hand-painted comic explores

Four zines for 40 years of Paper Magazine, designed by Callum Abbott

Is more always better? Photographer Johel Pereira documents people’s skincare routines

Inside the Palestinian Sound Archive: preserving the audiovisual legacy of Palestine, one record at a time

Photographer James Clifford Kent returns to the maternity ward where his daughter was born

Skydiving punks and YouTube as an archive: Crack Cloud on its fourth album’s visual universe

Meet Salt and Sister Studio, the sibling duo railing against boring branding and industry jargon

After having a stroke at 25, Eilish Briscoe created a typeface to show the process of learning to write again

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