We spent a glorious morning basking in the soft sunshine at this beautifully low-impact home.
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Hiromi sent me her address with a novella sized addendum attached to it. Apparently Google Maps had yet to document this portion of the world.
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Driving the same road, that took me through the countryside to where it was I needed to be. The mystic, melodramatic and at times cliche. Sundays spent in the garden, pondering the next step. Cloudy, rosie and vivid.
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I love nothing more than a nice cup of tea – even on a steamy hot summer’s day, I’ll gladly sip a piping hot cuppa. And of course, we all know that more can be gained from cups of tea than just a comforting beverage.
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Leave early, Come late. Venture often. The Aoraki (Mt. Cook) Valley and the rest of the southern alps fade behind us.
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I got asked a while back whether I consider myself an activist, and at the time I shied away from the label—I wasn’t out on the frontline chaining myself to trees, so did I deserve to add ‘Activist’ to my title?
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With a day to spare to see the sights of Los Angeles, our Art Director Lila Theodoros took a 10 minute Uber ride down the road from sterile, tourist-ready Santa Monica Pier and found a wonderland of energy, sights and experiences – Venice Beach.
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Erupting out of the rocky hills and sandy valleys of central Arizona lies Arcosanti.
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My name is Prudence Melom. My story began in Chad, central Africa in a little village called Beballem on a hot steamy day on the 23rd of June 1995.
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Albert (Digby) Moran had an idyllic childhood catching fish and running free on Cabbage Tree Island. Madeleine Murray spent the day with the charismatic Aboriginal artist, and is still thinking about it.
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Living in the Northern Rivers there is a constant pull between the ocean and the hills. While both are easily accessible from each other, it still feels like a lifestyle choice to be by the sea or nestled among the trees just a little inland.
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From down-to-earth facials to renegade bankers, we take a look at the good folks shaking things up in industries which, traditionally, may not have been so good
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Apart from the occasional time that my mum would coax us kids into helping her weed the garden, I can’t say that I’ve ever really given much thought to weeds.
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I think every group of mates has ‘the organised one’ — ours is called Seb. He’s a dear old friend, a passionate conversationalist and he’s just so organised. He’s the best travelled person I know …
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You may recognise Elize’s name from the Triple J breakfast news reports, but what you probably don’t know is that for the past six and a half years, Elize has been documenting the lives of teenage girls in Australia, South Africa, and the United States.
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John Wolseley is an artist who works within nature – he doesn’t capture scenery, he brings the audience deep inside landscapes, immersing them in the intricacies of an entire ecosystem.
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Heath’s paintings on the wall are accompanied by polaroids and botanical knick knacks, and the new plaster sculptures he’s been working on sit between indoor plants that look too happy to belong to a share house.
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Lee McConnell is an eclectic artist with a passion that has seen him work with legendary label, Mambo, design album covers for incredible bands such as Grinspoon and Dune Rats, and now become the Lord of Art at this year’s Splendour in the Grass.
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