We tend to think of digital interactions as ephemeral because we can’t hold them like letters, and can't feel the weight of a photo album in gigabytes.
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But is Singaporean culture not also other trans Singaporeans? The transfemmes I’ve spoken to, gotten advice from online?
“We are of the land, and the land is of us, symbolising brown boys coming back to land as a way to find themselves.” Daniel Mateo chats to Alex Creece.
Then, a friend posed a question I had been rubbing against this whole while: is non-monogamy something I do, or is it part of my identity?
It’s Phone-a-Dyke, Archer’s queer advice column. Today’s reader: I’m transmasc, am I welcome at the dyke events?
“We knew what men of the time wanted and how they wanted it, and we gave it to them in spades.” Ülo Klemmer chats to Laura Castagnini.
For this month’s Queer Fashion Files, we chat to Danielle Fitzgerald about Venus 8, her project documenting the backstage worlds of dancers and sex workers.
Could we stop seeing death as a failure? My death will happen. Like the piglet’s, my dead body will disintegrate.
We tend to think of digital interactions as ephemeral because we can’t hold them like letters, and can’t feel the weight of a photo album in gigabytes.
I aspire for this exhibition to serve as a visual archive and a platform for dialogue, aiding future researchers and activists in challenging prevailing perceptions of Albinism in South Africa.
This month, we went to New York City and chatted to founder of Girls Carrying Shit and editor-in-chief of ‘pinky’ the magazine, Halle Robbe.
