Cubes 99 is out now! But don’t worry if you can’t get your print copy right away, it’s also availableas a special free e-mag!
June 1st, 2020
Our theme for issue 99, Emotive Spaces, recognises that at the core of the experience economy is emotion. We put the spotlight on the ways we experience and engage through design – how it can speak to our emotions, captivate us, and perhaps even benefit us in ways we didn’t expect.
In addition this Cubes 99 is also an emotional edition for us as it’s the last issue with our fantastic editor Narelle Yabuka at its helm. Across five amazing years she has led Cubes to be the powerhouse that it is and she will be greatly missed. Grab your copy of the historic edition today.
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