About us

Se7en addresses key issues from the seven continents.

It is a magazine for politically conscious men and women with an interest in the international arts.

The magazine's concept was conceived at the end of 2004 and won the London Centre for Arts and Cultural Enterprise's first-ever Business Concept award in 2005.

Initially launched as an online magazine in November 2005, Se7en has featured interviews with Christian Bale, Ben Whishaw, Rinko Kikuchi, Shareeka Epps, Freddy Rodriguez, Keanu Reeves, Halle Berry, Dead Prez, George Clooney and Yaya DaCosta.

Its aims are supported by the following organisations: Project Censored, Traid, Kick it Out, Farm Africa, YMCA, Millennium Organisation, Africa Analysis, Virgin Money, The International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, CWAC, Show Racism the Red Card, Send a Cow, Strategic Management Partners, The New Deal for Communities and Oxfam.

The project has received support from Tony Elliott (Chairman of Time Out) and the late Anita Roddick (The Body Shop).

Follow Se7en updates on Twitter: http://twitter.com/se7enmagazine

Se7en in the media:

• Press Gazette: How to pitch to Seven magazine
• Press Gazette: Seven magazine makes plea for £750k funding
• Anita Roddick: DISPATCH: Seven Magazine
• Press Gazette: Life on the edge for the independents
• Style Bubble on the launch of the print version of Se7en