DJ Estée Louder chats to Archer Magazine about dancefloor politics, queer electronica spaces and dyke history.
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DJ Estée Louder chats to Archer Magazine about dancefloor politics, queer electronica spaces and dyke history.
For this month’s Queer Fashion Files, we chat to legendary musician Kaiit about culture, fashion and the importance of caring (lots!).
Archer Magazine spoke to Melbourne Theatre Company about ‘The Glass Menagerie’ and the enduring queer legacy of Tennessee Williams.
My Chosen Family, strewn across every stretch of this landmass, have built the very foundation from which I have been able to flourish.
“I try to convey the diverse reality and complexity of what queer and trans refugees and migrants experience, and not just some kumbaya fantasy of everyone sharing resources and taking care of each other.” Bobuq Sayed chats to Alex Creece.
“I don’t think questioning tradition is disrespectful. I think refusing to question it is far more dangerous.” Karma Dance’s Govind Pillai chats to Dhriti Gandham.
One Christmas break early in my queer re-emergence, I bought a stack of books to read, almost entirely queer young adult fiction.
For me, naked yoga is the epitome of a pleasure practice – it’s how I connect to the wild child that lives inside me.
It was such a relief to untangle myself from compulsory heterosexuality. It felt freeing.
Butch is not simply a sexuality, or a way of referring to women who read as traditionally ‘masculine’. It’s a way of moving through the world.
