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Aussie and Thai (respectively) actors Tom Dalzell and Mel Jarnson met on the set of their first lead roles - playing dysfunctional heirs to billionaire empires. Having since shot feature films set for release in theatres later this year - the friends and former colleagues finally team up to discuss the important stuff, prohibition style.
Maria Liu is a Gold Coast based designer who began mid-2015 crafting handmade lingerie under the label Miss Liu. In the following years she released a number of collections as well as making appearances in local magazines and shows, as well as diversifying her collections to include swimwear and streetwear-style cut-and-sew pieces.
‘imbi the girl’ is smashing through conventional ideas of vulnerability through their songwriting, and has big things coming in 2020.
With 2020 shaping up to be the year that Easty challenges her own medium, we sat down and chatted with the Sydney-based artist about her biggest inspirations, her pet-peeves about being a creative, and what it means to be an artist.
We pin down Lenny Zhong, the designer behind one of our favourite local labels Communique to get the story behind the brand.
Byron Bay’s adopted son - Garrett Kato is what one would call a, holistic creative. He tours the world, produces music for other like minded artists, writes and performs with an authenticity that is undeniable and consumingly lovely.
Deena Lynch is the multi talented creative force that has taken 2019 by force. The Brisbane local who was born in Japan has spent the last few years spreading her eggs throughout a number of baskets, all of which are hatching in succession and leading to some seriously captivating chickens.
Founder of the design label, ‘The Brutalist’, Dar Smith is an enigmatic force carving a space for progressive jewellery design in Australia. Dar is about to wrap up his month long stint at The Brutalist pop-up in Newtown, so we sat down and chatted life in Berlin, inspiration for his collections, and how he has reconciled his design work with his music production.
Sculptor of Sound - Ninoosh aka Anya Trybala, launched her debut album Floodgates on October 25 with a single launching each day in the week leading up to the release.
In 2015, Jon Bryant joined a cult. His short-lived time in and subsequent separation from NVXIM. When looked into there are coutless articles on NVXIM being a pyramid scheme, a cult and a sex cult.
Sly Morikawa is an artist known for her dreamy, fantastical aesthetic and has managed to generate an impressive commercial client list through this signature style. Sly’s work transports us to the delightfully perverse world she has created within her artistic endeavours, and we sat down over a coffee to chat about the inspiration behind how she creates.
Oh hair. How you cause me so many woes. No two days are the same. I wake up and you look so fine! Ignorantly in my confused morning state - which is a somewhat similar feeling being quite drunk - I have a shower and let the steam get it all frizzy.
Adelaide-born pop artist, Alex Hosking, has been writing songs since she was 10 years-old. Her music would mostly be written for other artists, but recently, she released her own single, Monsters, which is the start of a new chapter for her.
When you’ve been working in hospitality for 35 years, there comes a time to settle. Having run many businesses from cafes, to espresso bars, to restaurants to fine diners, in 2015, George Choutis opened Roastville, the spot that would allow him to stay in one place for the foreseeable future.
We caught up with photographer Stasia Hendrawan to chat about her work, style and exciting projects.
Up and coming Newtown singer/songwriter Thandi Phoenix has built up a following for her powerful, classic vocals and ability to glide effortlessly between electronic genres.
Showcasing the talent and creativity of Western Sydney’s many communities has been the raison de entre of multidisciplinary arts company Urban Theatre Projects. Now leading this organisation is curator and artist Jessica Olivieri, who was previously curator, contemporary performance at Campbelltown Arts Centre.
Independent theatre director Claudia Barrie has been pushing the Sydney theatre scene, taking on plays outside of the canon to probe and ask questions of audiences all too used to convention. This month, Claudia takes on a new work by Stef Smith, Girl in the Machine.
With 98,000 followers on Instagram, an internationally adored footwear label, and a freshly established podcast under their belt, sister duo Jess and Stef Dadon are showing no signs of slowing down. The sisters - better known, perhaps, as “How Two Live” - sat down with BYO in anticipation of their latest collection drop for TWOOBS, to chat all things fashion, Instagram, podcasts and more.
Known for co-launching Melbourne’s Sugar Mountain festival, which since 2011 has continued to set the benchmark for multi-arts festivals, Pepper Keen has pushed interdisciplinarity to the centre. Facilitating the VIA ALICE program in 2017, this year Pepper returns to the VIA Planet Earth series with Red Bull for VIA SÃO PAULO.
