La Marais: Breakfast at the Yiddish boulangerie, thrifting, a gay nightclub, and a shower strip-tease

The Marais has much more to it and reveals itself as accommodating to a reformulated idea of Paris’ inhabitants.

PlaceGrace StreetApril 19, 2023photography, Paris, travel, travel writing, cities, History, Jewish community, LGBTQIA+

From archive to artistry: the musical lives of old photos

You don’t have to dive very far into a contemporary indie playlist to be bombarded by ambiguous, often poor quality album covers, drawn from artists’ own family archives.

MusicJem RiceApril 19, 2023photography, History, albums, album covers, Indie music, EP, old photographs

Nadi’s laundromat

The days in the shop go by faster as they watch students and passer-by's walk along the thoroughfare.

PlaceBonnie Huang and Rhea ThomasApril 19, 2023photography, animals, Redfern, dogs, pets, laundromat, art

The sweetest, strangest place on earth

There’s something in the air at Disney World Florida.

PlaceMaeve HopperApril 19, 2023nostalgia, Disney, Disneyworld, theme parks, Florida, America

My grandmother's field notes

Here are her entries — stories told under amber glows emanating from antique oil lamps.

CultureMelissa AngApril 19, 2023gardening, field notes, family, family history, grandmothers

We need more places like Northmead Dam

A liveable city breathes and doesn’t just survive — this is achieved through the fusion of art and its people.

PlaceJo StaasApril 19, 2023dam, Sydney, art, graffiti

Life in a Danish anarchist commune

A former military base, it suffered urban decay before it was embraced by a group of anarchists who made it their own.

PlaceStella ZikosApril 19, 2023Denmark, commune, anarchist

Unremembering

To me, art is no longer about memories, but narratives.

CultureArnav GuptaApril 19, 2023photography, painting, memory, narratives, nightlife

Disco Sucks!

In times of hopelessness and despair, the glittering beats of disco never seem too far behind.

MusicMeghan PriceApril 19, 2023disco, rock, rock n roll, LGBTQIA+, POC, people of colour, marginalised communities

Forbidden Fruit

This installation is also a showcase of my appreciation for my two cultures as well as the difficulties I have avoided as a queer woman by growing up in Australia.