OUT NOW: ISSUE 8 - SEPT/OCT 2026
KATIE POLMEAR
Hospitality offers an unusual vantage point from which to observe the political mood of a city. People arrive after work and talk about their jobs, their rent, their relationships and the futures they are trying to build...
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JOSEPH DAVIDSON-LABOUT
The main things holding us back from engaging with abstract art are insecurity about not “getting it”, and fear of the sincerity of trying to “get it”. If we can avoid these traps, we can get to the fun part + READ MORE
CLARA MCCOMBS
JAMES BOYLE
THE CANTERBURY MEMO
AUGUST
"in these past months, a blossoming of radical action has been taking place on the scarred face of the United States. Not one of political parties, nor one springing from the manifesto of a committee, but one rising from the desperate public." + READ MORE
JOSEPH DAVIDSON-LABOUT, Founding Editor, April/May 2026, Issue 6
CJ MAGLAQUI & JIMMY GULLY
JENNA KELLY
"In three very short years, each and every corner of our island paradise, Aotearoa, has been surveyed, appraised, valued, and measured up like a prized cattle. The land we stand on, the seas we rely on, the air we breathe, the rivers and lakes we drink from, live near, love. These are all under threat." + READ MORE
LUKE LAMONT