Culture Now Quarterly (CNQ) will be launched in late 2010.
The aim is to produce a collaborative magazine edited and compiled by leading innovators and accessing the member network for content and direction.

Products
Each issue of CNQ will be a unique publication available in limited editions. Subscriptions will be available.

Network
Each section of each issue of CNQ will be defined by the editors. We will then accept submissions for those section from the network of members. Join now is you want to participate.

The Goal
Rather than just produce another magazine we hope to generate enough finance to hold an annual design competition.
Net proceeds from the sale of CNQ will go towards the Culture Now Prize.

Et Tu Valet, 2009 Et Tu Valet, 2009
i think its an outstanding, amazing combination of two native cultures. its user friendly, practical, but also a wonderful looking piece of artistic design.
janine nicholls
10|Mar|2010
Et Tu Valet, 2009 Et Tu Valet, 2009
I admire your work.
SAND T
10|Mar|2010
Daniel Niceski
25|Feb|2010
Veneer Veneer
His choice of materials is brilliant buy shadowed by his genius of capture; emotions and silence that speaks so elegantly.
james woody
23|Feb|2010
Que Houxo Fluorescent Paintings Que Houxo Fluorescent Paintings
Que is a continuing breed of painters seeking to express timeless moments through action, not just replicating structured technics, I can really appreciate his type of freedom and truth.
james woody
23|Feb|2010
Photo embroidery Photo embroidery
Exceptionally thought provoking and emotinally compelling with a surrealistic demonstration of timelessness.
james woody
23|Feb|2010
Personas Personas
It's interesting to see how your Internet presence is visualized in comparison or contrast to how you view yourself. Much more relevant than just a tag cloud.
Kt McBratney
24|Nov|2009
Photo embroidery Photo embroidery
Kind of spooky but marvelous…
Annelies Jahn
21|Nov|2009
Mathew Ashton
18|Nov|2009
The Struggle to Stream: Spotify Delays U.S. Launch The Struggle to Stream: Spotify Delays U.S. Launch
It's so scary that every discussion about the viability of the music business always seems to end with "we'll just have to wait and see". I can't imagine owning one of these companies right now - having no idea what trend is going to take off and what's going to totally sink.
Alex Wernquest
16|Nov|2009
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