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Union
‘Union’ by Dayan Rachman explores the ‘unacceptable’ connection of a romantic relationship between two queer guys, and between a Priyayi and a commoner.
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Southern Nights
In the hush of evening, a song plays soft and familiar. Beneath its melody, two people find each other—wordless, steady, and full of knowing. Southern Nights is a quiet tribute to warmth, comfort, and finding intimacy that feels like home.
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Revisiting Black Faggot with Victor Rodger
Nathan Joe chats with fellow playwright Victor Rodger via Zoom about the recent current re-staging of the latter’s ‘Black Faggot’, and it’s persisting relevance in our cultural landscape.
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a good idea
A little poem from Dorian Doll about uncertainty, images, losing faith, and learning to live authentically on the other side of it all.
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Let Me Go Mad in My Own Way — An Interview with Elaine Feeney
Acclaimed Irish novelist and poet, Elaine Feeney, answers questions from Ash Davida Jane about the recently released ‘Let Me Go Mad In My Own Way’.
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Warm Fantasies
A fusion of folklore, romance, and introspection, this series reimagines tender moments in (semi) regular lifer moments through steady linework and surreal palettes. From a skeleton fighting a dragon, to quiet, intimate embraces beneath dark skies, each scene whispers of longing, transformation, and the beauty found in stillness.
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We all have our roles to play, m’dear.
J.M. Barrie’s original idea was for the actress who played Mrs. Darling to also be Captain Hook. Peter Pan has an intense hatred and distrust of mothers. Of course his greatest foe should embody those things he hates most.
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selected works (2025)
New York City-based artist Sofia Berg presents a collection of selected drawings, featuring diagonals, tension and tenderness.
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Before the Winter Ends by Khadro Mohamed
Makanaka settles into Khadro Mohamed’s ‘Before the Winter Ends’, aiding by a rainy day in Tāmaki Makaurau.
In a dream, you saw a way to survive, and you were filled with joy.
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