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Jai Toor

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A small white dog in a lime-green life jacket is held up by a person standing behind it on a crowded beach.
Arts · 11.07.2026No. 064
Open Call

Beach Epiphany

Rodrigo Koraicho is a photographer and visual artist based in São Paulo.

Written by Jai Toor
A small wooden card-catalogue drawer on a crumbling plaster wall, holding old black-and-white photographs.
Arts · 11.07.2026No. 070
Open Call

The Undesirables

In the mid-1940s, hundreds of Chinese seamen were secretly deported from Liverpool.

Written by Jai Toor
Nancy June, with long orange hair, sunglasses and a checked jacket, beside a canal lined with narrowboats.
Arts · 30.12.2025No. 062

Nancy June

Following our Halloween event, we caught up with DJ and producer Nancy June to delve into her signature heavy bass sound and explore how her early life experiences have shaped her identity behind the decks.

Written by Jai Toor
Black-and-white photograph of an older woman in a patterned dress and head wrap, walking in profile and leaning on a closed umbrella.
Arts · 04.09.2024No. 054

The Community Cook Up

Fourth Floor sat down with Hannah Norton to talk about her latest project, focusing on a food bank located in Tottenham.

Written by Jai Toor
An older woman in a teal cardigan, red headscarf and glasses stands behind a seated man in a grey cap, inside an orange tent.
Arts · 18.06.2024No. 052

The Human Condition with Photographic Bandwidth

Fourth Floor sat down with Timothy, the founder of Photographic Bandwidth, a publishing house exploring spirituality and philosophical approaches to the human condition through documentary photography.

Written by Jai Toor
Two people in the back of a car: a blonde woman with her hands over her face and a person in a green hood with a hand over their mouth.
Culture · 25.08.2021No. 036

The Other

Exploring Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland’s One Nation project, drawing parallels to the work of Marina Abramovic & Ulay in creating an ego-less identity underpinned by trust.

Written by Jai Toor
Cover of The Streets' album A Grand Don't Come for Free: a lit green bus shelter at night with a figure in a parka inside.
Culture · 15.06.2021No. 028

A Grand Don’t Come For Free

Delving into the legacy and importance of Mike Skinner’s acclaimed concept album classic.

Written by Jai Toor
Looking up at two young people leaning on a wooden platform, one holding a microphone, with a skateboard above them.
Arts · 28.01.2021No. 020

Sade Mia

Fourth Floor interviews photographer Sade Mia, discussing her captivating Heston Kids project and future plans in her photography journey.

Written by Jai Toor
Illustration on yellow of two faces in profile, drawn in loose black lines with pink, green and orange fills.
Arts · 08.12.2020No. 013

Josh Scurville

Fourth Floor interviews Josh Scurville, a talented illustrator and artist known for his vivid illustrations and animations.

Written by Jai Toor
A deminer in a visor and navy fleece kneels in an open field, probing the ground beside red marker stakes and tape.
Arts · 09.11.2020No. 007

Female de-miners of Nagorno-Karabakh

Fourth Floor sat with documentary photographer and writer Eva Clifford to discuss her journey into documenting the first female demining team in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Written by Jai Toor
Milo Blake, smiling, with a short beard and a camouflage-print hoodie, against a cloudy sky and blurred green hills.
Arts · 05.11.2020No. 006

Milo Blake

Fourth Floor interviews director Milo Blake, discussing his journey, extensive body of work, ambitions, and more!

Written by Jai Toor
A young man with curly hair in a purple tie-dye Citizens of Nowhere t-shirt sits at a diner table with chips, arms on the chair backs.
Arts · 07.09.2020No. 003

CITIZENS OF NOWHERE

Multidisciplinary artist Emma Louse Rixhon, founder of the clothing brand Citizens of Nowhere, shares her journey and insights with Fourth Floor.

Written by Jai Toor
Black-and-white photograph of two wrestlers in loincloths locked in a grip, their bodies arched against a pale sky.
Arts · 23.07.2020No. 002

Anthea Spivey

Fourth Floor interviews documentary photographer Anthea Spivey to discuss her work, focusing on her project on albinism in Senegal.

Written by Jai Toor