Subvrt’s Guide to SXSW Sydney
Only a few days to go until SXSW Sydney makes its Australian debut. For the first time ever. With over 1,000 events on the epic line-up, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why we’ve got you covered with our guide to the must-see conferences, parties, pop-ups, happy hours, and more. Don’t have a badge? Don’t […]
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Get Lost Down a Fantasy Rabbit Hole
“Razzle-Dazzle Rabbits” is a fantasy exploration of two elegant rabbits wandering around mischievously in a hotel. The rabbits’ behavior can be wild as they hop around rooms in silence. Hush-hush! No one can know the pleasure they share, and no one will know their true faces as they are disguised in full lace bodysuits. With […]
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Bipolar Sunshine is the Upbeat Dystopian Artist to Watch
Born in Manchester to Jamaican parents, singer-songwriter Bipolar Sunshine—real name Adio Marchant—is bringing the future into the present. Now based in Los Angeles, the artist is bringing to the forefront vital questions that make us ponder about our own humanity, our freedom, and the placement of technology in our lives. Marchant’s spirit of passion has […]
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Promis3 Are The Queer Futuristic Music Duo You Need in Your Life
THE RISING BELGIAN ARTISTS CROSS BOUNDARIES BETWEEN TRANCE, HYPERPOP, AND GABBER IN “DIE IN THIS MOMENT” Belgian creative duo, Promis3, have been taking the hyper-pop world by storm over the last two years. Known for their avant-garde approach to contemporary pop music, the artists have homed a futuristic sound that takes inspiration from European club, as […]
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Understanding the Asexual Spectrum and the Beauty Within It
Tim Gunn, Emily Brontë, Isaac Newton, Paula Poundstone, Morrissey, Edward Gorey, Nikola Tesla, Cavetown, J.M. Barrie, Salvador Dalí, Frédéric Chopin, and SpongeBob… It seems like a list of random people and, well, a sea sponge. However, what they all have in common is the fact that they are, were, or are assumed to have been […]
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House of Silky’s Basjia Shares the Importance of Chosen Family
It’s gay Christmas, Sydneysisters (also known by many as Mardi Gras), and we’re gearing up for the festivities. This year, Absolut is celebrating queer Chosen Families and has enlisted editorial photographer, Liz Ham, to document a string of portraits by notable queer chosen families. Taking part in the series are QTBIPOC collective, House of Silky, […]
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Jezebel: Exploring the Gender Constructs Placed on Women
Jezebel is a photo series that explores women within the lens of society. It is a study of gender constructs and the countless responsibilities that women are born into and ultimately grow into. It aims to shed light on the unfair expectations assigned to women based on gender, while celebrating the innate or acquired traits […]
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Return to Me: An Ode to Gender Non-Conforming Musicians
“Return to Me” is a call back to the 1920s jazz styling, and a time when segregated gender, race, and sexuality were prominent. Upon beginning this project, photographer Laura Du Vé discussed with Kaiit, a musician and artist from Naarm Melbourne in so-called Australia what she might be interested in creating. Kaiit uses she/he/they pronouns. “The […]
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How to Become a Cam Girl: An Insider’s Scoop
Everybody loves earning extra cash, which is why so many people have started searching online for information on how to become a cam girl. You can do it from the comfort and privacy of your own home, which is particularly ideal during a global pandemic. Plus, you also get to meet new people. What’s not […]
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Spiritual Artist Bruja Prieta Is Uplifting Voices of Trans Children
Bruja Prieta is a revolutionary trans, non-binary spiritual artist and activist based in Mexico City. By channeling her feminine energy, she creates enticing, magical depictions of human gender and sexuality. When she is not expressing herself via her art, she is a dedicated activist in LGBTQIA+ communities within her city, constantly fighting to have the […]
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