I won’t lie: going out to eat in Paris can be hard. If we’ve learned anything from Emily (you know the one), it’s that there’s a gap between our expectations and reality in Paris. For some, it’s coping with the smell of urine on the streets. For others, it’s learning to avoid iPhone snatchers. For me—and likely you, if you’re reading this—it’s learning how to not murder our insides while visiting the land of bread, cheese, and more cheese.
This year, I spent some time in Sicily in autumn. I flew to Palermo from Lille in the company of a new friend. It was one of those once in a lifetime opportunities – the flights were 17 euros, it was off-peak but still warm, and I could work and daydream. I got to live out my digital nomad dream, outside of France, for a hot second. Here are some visual memories 🙂
Transnational artist and writer Ethel Anderson (née Mason, 1883-1958) left her mark in Turramurra through her boundary-pushing support of 20th-century Australian modernist artists.
The Soul Rebels lean into their foundational brass makeup while infusing hip-hop and other sounds from across the musical universe. With an expansive and ambitious ethos, they conjugate an audible energy that thrills audiences whether listening live or streaming at home.
It’s been 100 days since I arrived in Lille, so I wanted to make a video compiling my thoughts and footage on the French working holiday visa and settling into life here.
Summer Camp launches in Sydney and Melbourne over the first two weekends in November. In development for over two years, the festival swings an irresistible lineup canvassed with diverse local and international talent.