Cero Magazine

Cero Magazine, released by Cero Collective, is a quarterly nonprofit publication focused on arts and culture. It highlights and nurtures emerging talents across various fields, emphasizing the principles of creativity, inclusivity, sustainability, and accountability.

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Josh Heuston Takes Flight

Jan 29, 2025 | ceromagazine.com | Michael Matthews |Thomas Townsend

It’s nearing midnight in New York during a particularly cold December spell when a cheery, brightly lit smile materializes on my screen. Its bearer, calling in from across the globe and drenched in Australian summertime light, exudes both the polish of a seasoned professional and the charm of someone who still finds himself slightly startled by the accelerating trajectory of his career.
Cero Magazine Toasts the Season and Our New Visual Identity

Aug 14, 2024 | ceromagazine.com | Michael Matthews

Last month, deep in the thick of summer, Cero Magazine gathered our contributors, friends, donors, and community members to commemorate the sweltering season and our latest issue. Celebrants mingled amidst punchy beats by Mona Matsuoka, absorbing our brand new visual identity—designed by our creative directors Graphic Services—while they perused copies of CERO07, anchored by our striking cover subjects Hayley Kiyoko and Joan Smalls.
Cero Collective Celebrates the Launch of INDIGiQUEER | Cero Magazine

Jul 30, 2024 | ceromagazine.com | Michael Matthews

As Pride Month drew to a close, Brooklyn queer haven The Rosemont played host to Cero Collective’s first-ever Pride celebration to help launch INDIGiQUEER, a new nonprofit creative alliance founded by Indigenous Xicano climate activist Thómas Lopez Jr this year.
Anthony Boyle Is Taking Over

Mar 28, 2024 | ceromagazine.com | Jonathan Shia |Veronica Blagoeva

When Anthony Boyle was a young kid in Belfast, there were two very different stories he watched over and over that helped shape his childhood. One was Green Street Hooligans, a 2005 film that starred Elijah Wood as a Harvard student thrown into the violent criminal world of the eponymous London football fans.
Max Papendieck's Body of Work

Jan 17, 2024 | ceromagazine.com | Annette Lin |Jonathan Shia |Michael Matthews

"I shot forty-seven people in one day—people from all walks of life."When embarking on the task of photographing forty-seven subjects in one session, a portraitist already has much to grapple with logistically and creatively. To further complicate the task, imagine encapsulating dozens of subjects' essences in the nude, in fifteen minutes each.
Raquel Willis Wants Gender Liberation for All

Dec 12, 2023 | ceromagazine.com | Eliel Cruz |Jonathan Shia |Michael Matthews |Mackenzie Hamilton

Raquel Willis's rise to prominence as one of the best-known Black trans activists in the country wasn't planned. Her life was shaped through the process of coming into herself against the backdrop of a constant onslaught of violence against Black and trans communities just before the boom of trans visibility less than a decade ago.
Critical Voices: Olayemi Olurin

Nov 15, 2023 | ceromagazine.com | Eliel Cruz

Since Olayemi Olurin was a little girl, her grandmother told her she would become a lawyer. "It was my life plan," she says of her longtime aspirations. Now, at thirty years old, Olurin has practiced law in New York City for five years and uses her social media accounts to share ongoing abolitionist critiques of the carceral system that disproportionately imprisons Black and brown people, grounded in her experience as a public defender.
Maru Teppei Captures 87 Heads

Oct 31, 2023 | ceromagazine.com | Michael Matthews |Gautam Balasundar |Raquel Willis |Ysaora Thibus

By Michael MatthewsOctober 31, 2023 Maru Teppei Captures 87 Heads In his first book, the New York-based photographer with a surreal bent collaborates with hairstylist duo Hiro + Mari on a collection that celebrates the history of hair and the diverse community of East Williamsburg.
Cero Magazine

Sep 6, 2023 | ceromagazine.com | Jonathan Shia |Michael Matthews |Juan Ramirez |Juan Ramírez |Raquel Willis

Photography by Boe MarionSeptember 6, 2023 (Bent and Broken) Into a Better Shape Photographer Boe Marion and stylist Jess Roberts celebrate the power and possibility of movement with the help of former New York City Ballet dancer Jonathan Fahoury. Photography by Boe Marion September 6, 2023 Fashion Streetscapes A selection of some of our favorite accessories from some of New York's most prolific designers.
In the Room with Peter Do and Ocean Vuong

Jul 27, 2023 | ceromagazine.com | Anna Jube |Juan Ramirez |Juan Ramírez |Jonathan Shia |Michael Matthews

Fashion July 27, 2023 Interview by Ocean VuongPhotography by Nagi SakaiStyling by Melissa Levy VIEW GALLERY I know little about the fashion industry—and so was a bit nervous meeting Peter Do, one of the most exciting and innovative designers working today. Within a month after our meeting, Do would be tapped to lead Helmut Lang as its creative director, the first Asian-American to do so in the house's storied history.