COMING SOON
Issue 2: “Logging Off”
COMING SOON
Issue 2: “Logging Off”
Somewhere between the screen-time report and the junk journal, something shifted. Our second issue examines the cultural pull toward slowing down and going offline.
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COMING SOON
Issue 2: “Logging Off”
Somewhere between the screen-time report and the junk journal, something shifted. Our second issue examines the cultural pull toward slowing down and going offline.
PREORDER NOW
READ MORE
A magazine for people who notice things.
A magazine for people who notice things.
Citra is a quarterly arts and culture magazine for creatives, collectors, and cultural obsessives. Each issue dissects an idea—a trend, a movement, a mood—and follows it across fashion, music, online culture, and the spaces in between.
ABOUT US
A magazine for people who notice things.
Citra is a quarterly arts and culture magazine for creatives, collectors, and cultural obsessives. Each issue dissects an idea—a trend, a movement, a mood—and follows it across fashion, music, online culture, and the spaces in between.
ABOUT US
From Issue No.1: Trinkets
From Issue No.1: Trinkets
Overconsumption vs. Collection: Where Is the Line?
Overconsumption vs. Collection: Where Is the Line?
Stanley Cups, manga, and the question nobody wants to answer about their own shelves.
by Audrey Miller
Crappy Cameras are *SO* Back
Crappy Cameras are *SO* Back
The photos are technically awful. Increasingly, that's the whole point.
by Mia Sato
Journey to the Heart of Labubu
Journey to the Heart of Labubu
I didn't want one until everyone else did. My reckoning with desire, collecting, and a very small monster.
by Ruby Redstone
From Issue No.1: Trinkets
Overconsumption vs. Collection: Where Is the Line?
Stanley Cups, manga, and the question nobody wants to answer about their own shelves.
by Audrey Miller
Crappy Cameras are *SO* Back
The photos are technically awful. Increasingly, that's the whole point.
by Mia Sato
Journey to the Heart of Labubu
I didn't want one until everyone else did. My reckoning with desire, collecting, and a very small monster.
by Ruby Redstone
The Return of the
Single-Use Device
The Return of the
Single-Use Device
The Return of the
Single-Use Device
The iPod only played music. The point-and-shoot only took photos. The DVD player only—well, you get it. In an era where every device does everything and nothing feels deliberate, people are reaching back for technology that just does what it sats. Citra investigates why.
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