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.
Bài tập về bản thể luận / An Assignment on Ontology
What would the hill be but a dried steppe // On the falling back of an afternoon
Eternal sunshine of the spotless alumni
It wasn’t until I opened an alumni account that I finally came to terms with losing access to my university emails.
This will get bigger (if you know what I mean)
What I have described has been, in many ways, a coming-of-age. Or perhaps more appropriately, my ‘cumming-of-age’.
At the nucleus of beauty
A symbol of undying beauty, the sari is not a temporal phenomenon.
The zine anthology
Unfettered by the strictures of publishing criteria, a zine-maker is empowered to create whatever they want.
No one, not a single soul, is still mad about Tropic Thunder
After all, if there’s one thing that the left loves to do, it’s making sure that no one is allowed to enjoy a film from 15 years ago.
4 Listicles That Best Utilise The Conventions and Structure of The List
It ain’t quite a list, it ain’t quite an article, it’s a listicle!
What’s On this week at USyd? April 1st to 8th
With this handy guide, you won’t miss out on all the activities and events on offer.
Review: Euterpe EP launch at the Factory Theatre
With their shaggy hair and electric sound, the quartet seemed like a relic from the 1970s rock scene blended with 21st century anxieties.
Review: SUDS' Arcadia makes the pendulum swing
Binary opposites become whole in SUDS’ vibrant reimagining of the play, and though its discussions of thermodynamics, aesthetics, and sex may at first seem arbitrary, they have profound intention.
Tote bags suck, so why are we still so obsessed with them?
Exploring my complicated relationship with the tote bag: a symbol of the modern intellectual elite.
Review: SUDS' The Glass Menagerie - celebrating Australia's diaspora
Danial Yazdani’s adaptation of the American classic honours the complexities of Australian immigrant experiences.
The water of life
My beloved has gifted us this water of life / This ocean which has the power to create or destroy / Yet in it we blindly place our trust
“Martin Gregory”, “Anthropoid” and more
I am obsessed with the extremes: the extreme of glamour, erotica, and beauty.