Port #35

A biannual style magazine with a focus on intelligent and beautiful content for the modern reader.

In this issue:

• Port continues to grow into its recent redesign, which sees its static logo replaced with hand drawn versions by each of its six cover stars: Barry Keoghan, Colman Domingo, Andrew Garfield, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Sebastian Stan and Mustafa. Usually overlaid as a graphic, this issue begins to embed the handwriting further into the scenography of the cover images, either scrawled on backdrops or, in the case of Andrew Garfield, his palm.
  
• This, the ‘New Forms’ issue, questions creativity and reinvention in the face of ever-growing technological innovation, with traces of AI inside: a piece on ultra-processed food features CGI vegetable still lifes, the customary 10:10 watch supplement leans on generated set designs, while designer Pablo Declan’s AI drawing tool illustrates 10 of Margaret Howell’s favourite things in Port’s design review.
• Plus, composer Steve Reich in 18 parts, fiction by Vijay Khurna and an essay from Selma Dabbagh. 

London, England; 230x300mm; 290 pages; Autumn/Winter 2024