Souvenirs of Class is a magazine published by Current Matter exploring class, memory and the personal meanings carried by everyday objects. Through individual contributions, it considers how souvenirs can reflect social background, relationships, identity and experiences of belonging.

Contributions include Cameron Tonkinwise’s “Remembrance of Class Skills Lost,” a reflection on a wind-up toy car and the loss of making skills across generations, and İdil Galip’s “I once had a robot cat.”