Architecture is often understood through the language of function. Buildings are expected to serve a purpose, to provide shelter, facilitate…
From golden glory to its filthy underbelly, Los Angeles has it all. If you think of Modern Los Angeles, would…
In this feature, originally written by DJ, musician and record producer Andrew Weatherall and Jo Phillips in the second issue…
It is embedded in our nature to desire dear moments never pass or to recklessly indulge in nostalgia. Immersed are…
For the Autumn 2005 print issue of .Cent magazine titled It’s the little things, by Betty Jackson, an Honorary Trustee…
We’ve always felt united by music, it’s the one thing that makes us the same, whether it’s current pop music…
We do desire to live in perfect homes and perfect worlds, even though we know it’s not a reality. But…
The Judy Blame interview originally published in The Judy Blame Issue: Vital Spark, Summer 2006, this conversation between Judy Blame…
In this feature, originally inspired by the layered world of Alice in Wonderland, we step into a story where imagination, memory…
In today’s world, where our lives are often filled with constant noise and clutter, the work of Architect John Pawson offers a…
In the paper issue of .Cent for summer 2006, entitled ‘Reach Out and Touch’, guest-edited by industrial designer Paul Priestman,…
In this feature, originally highlighted by guest editor Andrew Shoben in The Greyworld Issue: ‘The Space in Between,’ No 13…
The artist Francisco Goya’s work marked a major shift in the history of art, moving from traditional commissions by the…
For the A/W 2006 print issue of .Cent Stephen Jones, the renowned milliner, known for his long career working with…
This article comes from an issue called ‘All About Mother’, guest edited by Simon Costin. It is the second paper…
For the .Cent print magazine spring 2006 issue titled Memories, the guest editor, Jules Wright from The Wappung Project, explored…
