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Juxtaposed: The Science of Gastronomy
We’ve long reserved shelf space in our homes for beautiful hard-backed cookery books, over which we can swoon and indulge…
Author: Jo Phillips
Jo is a fashion stylist, and is creative director and .Cent Magazine's publisher. It was because of her love of creativity that she started .Cent magazine in order to have a platform that celebrated the creative arts.
She has over 35 years of industry knowledge. As a pioneer, she was one of the first to ever realise and then go on the harness digital publishing
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Juxtaposed: Japanese “Autumn Bliss” comes to London
Eastern and Western cultures have always been juxtaposed to one another. This week we get to encounter this through the…
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Brazen: Courage to Make the Cut
Could You? Would You?, 2013. Original hand-cut papercut. 64 x 68 cm. Courtesy of TAG Fine Arts. Paper cutting has…
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Anarchy: A Crush on Squash
As the year progresses and the summer slips by, Halloween – the anarchic time of the year when ghosts and…
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Anarchy: It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll
Inspiration of Hannah Martin’s It’s only rock ‘n’ roll The free-spirited sound of rock ‘n’ roll has inspired many designers…
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Anarchy: Beyond Being the Archetypical Anti-Hero
© Photographs Judith Jamison/Barry Feinstein Photography, Inc. Steve McQueen is known internationally as more than an actor who plays the…
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Anarchy: Black Beauty
Fashion week is undoubtedly a glamorous affair with one glitzy event after another. It is easy to put traffic-stopping frocks…
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Anarchy: Cosmic Explosion
Downtown Supernova by Moritz Waldemeyer and Audi London-based designer Moritz Waldemeyer has created a cosmic explosion that literally stops traffic…
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Anarchy: Broom Clean
Illustration by Melissa Jane Jarram One last day to hang on to. The house had to be naked, broom clean,…
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Anarchy: Return of The Copper Age?
For more than 10,000 years, man kind has been fascinated by the properties and uses of the naturally occurring chemical…
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Anarchy: Paste-Ups
Here is perhaps a suggestion for the next update for the game Subway Surfers: instead of being chased by an…
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Anarchy: Disorder in the City
What is the charm of a city without its attractive and repulsive traits, sights that reveals both the power of…
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Collaboration
Illustration by Henri Ghosn Nick and Jake sat in silence in their shared studio, each staring at the paint-smeared…
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Cent sees Scents
Scents could evoke imageries in our heads; and imageries in our heads could stimulate scents. Such is the reversible relationship…
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Anarchy: Modern Man
When one gazes upon Tom Price’s sculptures, which are intrigued by the use of traditional materials placed in a contemporary…
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Anarchy: Artist, Angel, Madman
Three inspirational anarchic artists have used art as a tool to affect the world around them and challenged the point…
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Radiant: Light Up My World
Lighting design is not only simply about lighting up a room, but also aesthetics and the ambience it creates. This…
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Radiant: A Piece of Land, A Piece of Mind
Jacqueline Hassink, Zuiho-in 1, Daitoku-ji Central Kyoto 22 June 2004, all images © Jacqueline Hassink and courtesy The Wapping Project…
