Blondshell knows the joy of letting it all out
The bracingly honest artist on the catharsis that comes with going deep - in her own music, and the back catalogues of others.
What London’s Indie Sleaze era was really like
Kiwi Rebecca Zephyr Thomas' photos from the mid-2000s reveal her pure gaze on youth culture, pre-Instagram.
Dasha Nekrasova doesn’t care for the centre line
“We live in polarising times, taking a stance on anything will inevitably be divisive,” says the NYC-based actor, podcaster and provocateur.
The last time acclaimed director Roseanne Liang cried
And what brought her to tears.
We can’t gatekeep Muna anymore
The Californian trio are your favourite band's favourite band, and for good reason.
The beautiful darkness and light of Weyes Blood
"What is it that I really want to say that would be honest and vulnerable, but also not embarrassingly trite?"
How book publisher Sally Greer traverses the industry as an introvert
Navigating the ebb and flow of publishing hasn’t always been easy for the independent book publisher behind Beatnik.
Steven Junil Park challenges the fashion industry one stitch at a time
"I can't walk down the street in traditional Korean clothing as people would think of it as costume."
The cutest store in Dunedin will indulge your inner child
Eda Tang meets a local store owner bringing a sense of playful experimentation to Ōtepoti/Dunedin.
Courtney Sina Meredith’s next creative journey
As she steps down from her role as director of Pacific arts organisation Tautai, Courtney reflects on her legacy - and what comes next.
Amy Odell knows (almost) everything about Anna Wintour
30 minutes with journalist Amy Odell, the author of a new biography about the Vogue editor and fashion icon.
How arts leader Jessica Palalagi stays well (and inspired)
The Arts Foundation GM on napping anywhere, yoga, lots of art. And TikTok.
