American artist Dozie Kanu appears on the cover, in conversation with writer Camille Okhio from the home and studio he has made in the Portuguese countryside. The Hublot Design Prize winner shares the existential pressures of Blackness, how ambition has emerged from his Nigerian heritage, and what took his practice from New York to Azoia de Cima. With photographs from José Pedro Cortes, Dozie opens up his live/work space, telling us how it once caught fire just before an upcoming photoshoot with furniture design company Knoll.

Additional features include: Golden Globe award-winning director and painter Julian Schnabel, artist and Guggenheim Fellow Martine Syms, photographer and poet Gerard Malanga, skateboarder Rodney Mullen, Commes des Garçons collaborator and illustrator Filip Pągowski, Japanese architect Go Hasegawa, the ‘Julia Child of Ireland’ and food writer Darina Allen, design duo Muller Van Severen, an ode to Inge Mahn by Anna Herms, alongside an essay titled, ‘Wei Xing Doesn’t Skate’ by Jocko Weyland.