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- A lookbook with nothing to buyBy Elias MoreauFixing Fashion borrows the appeal of a fashion collection to make an invitation: look again at the clothes already within reach.
- A checkbox is a small place to meetBy Mika SatoOne Million Checkboxes turned a familiar interface into shared territory. Its most interesting possibilities emerged between the boxes.
- A cinema's next life is on stageBy Sofia ReyesA comedy and performance venue in the former Granada cinema in Walthamstow, East London, which closed in 2003. The Grade II*-listed building reopened in 2025 as a larger sister venue to Soho Theatre's Dean Street location, and its interior retains ornate pillars, coffered ceilings and staircases from theatrical designer Theodore Komisarjevsky's original Alhambra-inspired scheme.
- What can a recipe zine make room for?By Mika SatoA zine series by a queer East and Southeast Asian collective with four co-founders, pairing food and recipes with conversations on feminism, gender and identity. Each issue is written, illustrated and designed collectively across time zones and printed on a Risograph.
- What happens to a city's trees after they fall?By Elias MoreauAn initiative started in 2019 by Roger & Sons co-founder Yeo that salvages trees felled for urban development in Singapore, which are otherwise treated as waste. Its timber is used in Roger & Sons projects, including benches made from local rain trees for the Bird Paradise aviary.
- A format that leaves room for the musicBy Mika SatoFor Dublin label wherethetimegoes, the Potboiler cassette series offers a small, practical way to help a release take shape.