Preorder Unknown Quantities 10

Hi! We are the team creating Unknown Quantities 10, a collaborative student publication.

Every year for the last decade, students from Central St Martins have gathered together across two courses to commission work and design a journal that showcases work around each year's chosen theme.

This year's theme is Saturation; we are looking at the constant exposure we all have to an infinite amount of content and information through social media and the internet. The volume of tik toks, Instagram notifications, Twitter arguments and news alerts pinging in our pockets every day has an effect on our minds and mental health. UQ10 is exploring this impact and how creatives across the country are responding to it through their work.

We are currently in the midst of creating the milestone 10th edition; we want this issue to be more packed with creative work and reach more people than it has before.

We can't do this without your help. So we are asking our friends, family, peers, neighbours, random guy we met at the pub, anyone and everyone, to help us out and use this gofundme page to pre-order an edition of UQ10.

How it works - you send us some money now (thanks!), we use this money to create a sleek, vibrant, stunning, magical, jam-packed with content journal.

Once we have all the shiny new UQ10s printed, bound and ready to go, we will send you your copy and consider our debt repaid.

So it's not a donation but a presale of our latest copy.

Donate £12 and pre-order a copy of UQ 10!

Donate £20, pre-order a copy of UQ10 and receive a suprise copy of a past issue.

After you donate, we will reach out and get the details we need to send you your copy, or copies, of UQ. Copies will be sent around Christmas!

Check out our website - uqjournal.net - which includes an online archive of previous articles.

Instagram - @uqjournal

We are also now fundraising for our launch event! To celebrate not only this year's edition of Unknown Quantities, but the 10th year of the publication's success. The ten editions of UQ serve as a diverse portfolio of upcoming artists, writers and cultural phenomena of the last decade.