Rather than following the annual migration of creatives from Sydney’s Northern Beaches to the big smoke, more young artists are choosing not to leave or are returning home to create.
Culture
Street dancer’s power move
Dylan Goh sees his new position at the Sydney Opera House as a chance to shift who feels welcome there.
Calling performative males
Almost like a mating call, holding a book is a silent signal to potential romantic interests.
Photographers gain exposure
Students from photography, ceramics, and art and cultural administration have come together for an exhibition at The Muse.
An Asian take on Halloween
Beyond the fun costumes and sweet treats, Halloween carries a deeper meaning.
The Mini Con with a big grin
Jeremy Bishop was a librarian when he became a customer at his first comic book shop and hung around long enough until he got the power to run it.
Ranking Breadtop’s Top 5
With all the various breads Breadtop offers, how could one new to the game possibly know where to start?
Sushi frenzy feeds Sydney
If there is anything in the world that can bring people together, it’s food. And if the citizens of Sydney have anything to say on it, it’s sushi.
What reconciliation means to me
Flash Wilson is an Australian Indigenous man with a cross-cultural heritage: Aboriginal, Papua New Guinean, Jewish, and English backgrounds.
Listen, and walk together
TAFE Media’s Flash Wilson talks to the Salvation Army’s Major Paul Moulds about community.