Depersonalisation: Understanding Why You’re Numb, and What Can Be Done
“How do you feel?” “I don’t know.” “What does that mean?” “I don’t know.” “Does that mean you don’t love me anymore?” “I don’t know how to answer that. I just don’t know.” Sound familiar? If so, then you may have found yourself as a subject of depersonalisation disorder. Depersonalisation disorder, or DPD, is one […]
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Black Sonic Futures: Responding to Political, Racial and Gendered Motifs
“Celebrating one of hip-hop’s all-time classic releases – Fugees’ The Score – Still Nomads curated a formidable assembly of black artists to riff off its ideas and themes, across two inspiring nights of live performance and readings. Approaching The Score in its entirety – its lyrics, sounds and visuals – Black Sonic Futures passionately and […]
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Membrana: Encouraging New Perspectives on Body and Gender
MEMBRANA is an independent fashion brand based in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. Their work focuses on rebuilding clothes and shifting pieces from their usual backgrounds. In this editorial MEMBRANA presents the brand’s visual identity very directly, approaching issues that they have been discussing in their work for a while. Through photography they present an aesthetic proposition […]
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Get Radical with LUPAE Feat. Martini Cherry
LUPAE makes colourful, feminine latex clothing in Berlin, Germany. The name LUPAE, a Latin word, translates to ‘she-wolves’, and was used colloquially to call women sluts. LUPAE re-appropriates this ancient word with the vision of a pack of modern, powerful femmes. She-wolf sluts who could eat you alive. Born from the queer, sex-positive nights of […]
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Bleached Beach: Salon the Faux
Having a bad hair day? Running low on your valium prescription and in desperate need of a life pick-me-up? Well head on down and pay a visit to the friendly folk at Salon The Faux. We don’t care if you’re moody, hell we even encourage you to embrace your diva self; free hair cuts for […]
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Pushing the Boundaries with MaryMe-JimmyPaul
Amsterdam based fashion line MaryMe-JimmyPaul is a fresh and inventive brand always pushing the boundaries when it comes to the use of creative textiles and sculptural design. Made up of the fabulous duo Marie Burlot and Jimmy Rinsum the pair has been able to create a unique design aesthetic all their own. We recently caught […]
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Maison The Faux LAFW: A Faux Obsession Over Celebrity Culture
Cutting between intense electronic runway music to a soundtrack reminiscent of a red carpet event, everything about the Maison the Faux runway last weekend in Los Angeles was completely innovative and original — red carpet correspondence included. Taking inspiration from the lunacy surrounding the general obsession with Hollywood celebrities and high-end brands, LAFW made the […]
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Alabama Blonde’s Collection Du Mal Awakens the Dead
Last Saturday Melbourne designer Alabama Blonde presented her Collection Du Mal at Old Melbourne Gaol, an impressive show reminiscent of the goth vampire prom ball of your wildest dreams. In amongst the cells that previously housed Melbourne’s felons there was a sense of eeriness, of forgotten memories and wasted years. A nostalgic collection featured club-kid […]
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Queer Couples in Love: Cheeky and Nar
Celebrating love, and more specifically, love in the queer community, we are starting a new segment featuring a range of queer couples who we love and admire! Kicking off the series is NYC based creative powerhouse Cheeky and Nar, who are just the damn cutest, being ridiculous talented in their own ways, and spreading Cupid’s […]
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Festival of Live Art: Celebration of Queer Culture
Acclaimed American, Melbourne-based artist Jonathan Homsey brings Mx.Red (pronounced misread), an augmented reality experience, and a Waackin’ Ball to Footscray Community Arts Centre on Friday 23rd March as part of the 2018 Festival of Live Art . The free Mx.Red installation combines motion capture technology and live performances to create a new experience of dance, […]
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