Long Reads; Magic Realism: The ‘New Objectivity’ That Changed Modern Art
For the S/S 2011 print issue of .Cent, the photographer and filmmaker Minnie Weisz guest-edited an issue titled The Seeing…

by Jo Phillips

For the S/S 2011 print issue of .Cent, the photographer and filmmaker Minnie Weisz guest-edited an issue titled The Seeing…
We’ve always felt united by music, it’s the one thing that makes us the same, whether it’s current pop music…
by Jo Phillips
We eat, often without thinking. Food has always been more than something we consume. So much a part of our…
Memory does not return intact. It arrives altered, refracted through rooms, cities, faces, winters, music and grief. For Marcel Proust,…
by Lana Evrard
For the 2010 Autumn/Winter print issue ‘The Intoxication Issue’, the guest editor Richard Milward explores how cities are never still….
by Rachel Hoez
We do desire to live in perfect homes and perfect worlds, even though we know it’s not a reality. But…
The crocuses, daffodils, and primroses have joined us in the garden, bringing with them colour, scent and new life. Spring…
If you lean over the Channel, you might hear a soft murmur, something that feels like a conversation carried across…
by Lana Evrard
Maybe your best part of the day is when the sun comes out in the morning, as it rises above…
by Jo Phillips
Every spring, like a soft-footed procession, London Craft Week arrives in London carrying with it the scent of workshops, the…
In a confusing world full of constant noise, finding an inner sanctuary can become a wonderful and desirable space. These…
The favourite Parisian café, sitting outside, a calm autumn day, the low sunlight drifts across the street, softly touching skin…
Imagine yourself admiring a summer sunrise. The way the light slowly rises, touching everything at once: the horizon, the skin,…
by Rachel Hoez
We all know the feeling of holding something made by hand. You don’t really question it, you feel it. 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…
by Poppy Page
Have you ever noticed how some colours just seem so beautiful that they are almost ‘lickable’ or ‘delicious’? We may…
by Jo Phillips
In today’s world, where our lives are often filled with constant noise and clutter, the work of Architect John Pawson offers a…