Alice Vyvyan-Jones spoke to LA-based artist Swsh about safe spaces, queer creative communities, and making work through identity, desire and growing confidence.
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It’s Phone-a-Dyke, Archer’s queer advice column. Today’s reader needs advice making queer friends in a new city they’re finding cliquey.
I want a world where all people, but particularly those most marginalised, get to do what they want to do and be supported in it. It’s as simple as that, really.
As part of the disabled community myself, I feel strongly that I’m not a hero for being a carer. I’m just a person who’s doing what I feel is right.
Alice Vyvyan-Jones spoke to LA-based artist Swsh about safe spaces, queer creative communities, and making work through identity, desire and growing confidence.
As a trans woman living in the diaspora, I have become my own myth. I am a living, breathing architectural disaster of the soul. The horror of the Manananggal isn’t the flight; it’s the tether.
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My Chosen Family, strewn across every stretch of this landmass, have built the very foundation from which I have been able to flourish.
