In between work and luxuriating in bed, this sharp poet answers some questions about her creative process.

“It's very, very hard to gauge what makes people feel things, but I love figuring it out.”

The 28 year old Australian curator talks contemporary art, suburban spaces, and healing practices.

The French illustrator emanates peace and calm … with a vengeance for plastic.  

"When we are constantly bombarded by news of the hatred and ugliness of the world, I just want to create something that brings myself and others a small moment of joy."

"I love the feeling of being in water, and floating. And the scent of lavender. And my cat's paws. They smell like corn chips."

Dawn Ferron on her favourite places in local nature, the Fox Snake, and the merits of a truly dry Riesling.

A feature on the scintillating founder of Metatron, whose most recent poetry collection, Ambient Technology, is now available for purchase.

Shontal Cargill talks forensics, misogyny and murder ... with style.

"What are we if we cannot understand or be understood?" Aashna Dayal on compassion, conscious gratitude … and #goodeats.

The Slade School of Fine Art grad speaks about giving materiality to sound, capitalism in the art market, and how she lives Everything (in moderation).

The author of New Tab and The Original Face on SimCity, failure, and why humour is like sriracha.

An exceptional Irish poet comments on her childhood band, the Cailleach, and truthfulness.

"I have decided that, when approached with curious and critical attention, there is no difference between being an artist and being an anthropologist. There is no time to create false binaries, to build walls between disciplines.”

Erin Taylor (@seltzjourney) on chaotic happiness, being internationally beloved, and how poetry has been her longest relationship.