Holly Blackmore
Analogue imagery & journal excerpts from a trip to Nepal. This land seems to deliver so many lessons. The sun rises early & sets before dinner. The slopes seem insurmountable. We keep climbing.
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Victoria Shi
The path curled; the sliver of blue grew; squeals of summer nonchalance rose from tiny figures.
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Bailee Tan
After the festival, we flew to Malta for some down time. It was full of beautiful scenery, delicious food, a variety of cocktails, amazing friends, countless swims, and endless laughs.
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Holly Blackmore
Crying at concerts has become quite the norm for me - this Boy & Bear gig was no exception.
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Nathan McAndrew
Before arriving to the Americas, I never experienced a northern hemisphere summer. It’s my favourite season out of the year. The days are long, the weather is warm and people are happy to be spending their time outside.
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Holly Blackmore
The clothes that you wear, the photos that you post, the form of your physical body - all become irrelevant. It’s just fake jazz.
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‘Nothing’ is the latest single from Sydney-local Tim Ayre; another dreamy soundscape off his debut EP which will greet the world later this year.
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The ever-so-genuine female force Felicity Groom discusses the release of her new single ‘Dance For None’ - produced by none other than Aussie legend Kevin Parker.
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Holly Blackmore
If you get down for Archy Marshall, Connan Mockasin or Thom Yorke, this one might be for you.
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Nathan McAndrew
From there the trail is marked by a small pile of rocks and a yellow sign advising hunters that weapons must be carried unloaded.
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A little chat with Aidan Miskella of Melbourne-based creative agency Ascot Pattison, following the huge success of his Debut exhibition.
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Ten track recommendations from Aidan Miskella, the creative behind Melbourne-based agency Ascot Pattison.
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Emily-Layne Kapetanovic, Georgie Clarke, Tom Zdraveski & Holly Blackmore
Meet The Disposable Diaries - a new series that features your disposable camera memories in all of their imperfect glory.
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