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Kōrero Toi: Ken Faber

ARTS | ISSUE THREE | WHENUA Written by Ken Faber (they/he) | @_kekeno_ | Contributing Artist The End We Are Together confronts the internal biases rooted in the ideology of the Anthropocene - Eurocentrism, chronocentrism, and anthropocentrism - clawing at its reifications of the innate sin of humanity in causing our extinction. It’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism. Egg tempera is a naturally occurring emulsion, a nonbinary combination of o

Ken Faber

2 days ago2 min read

Kōrero Toi: Noesheen Sherreeze Buksh

ARTS | ISSUE TWO | WAIRUATANGA / SPIRITUALITY Written By Noesheen Sherreeze Buksh she/her | @bon._.bon._.908 | Contributing Writer My art practice examines mortality. Through my interpretation of the apocalypse, my practice is shaped by my interfaith Christian-Islamic upbringing and Fijian-Indian heritage. Painting is a tool I use to escape the never-ending dread I feel in the pit of my stomach when the topic of religion and spirituality are brought up. I use the means of c

Noesheen Sherreeze Buksh

Mar 92 min read

Geese Sound Like the Future (Even If They're Not)

ARTS | MUSIC | ANAMATA / THE FUTURE Written by Jed Scott (he/him) | @jed__scott | Contributing Writer Illustration by Kiki Hall (she/her) | Contributing Artist Rock is DEAD! Or at least, that's what your uncle has been spouting ever since he gave up on Rolling Stone magazine. Plenty of amazing rock bands have been striding through the door, pushing new and interesting ideas to the public: Viagra Boys, Model/Actriz, Tropical Fuck Storm, Maruja, Jeff Rosenstock, and Fontaines

Jed Scott

Oct 20, 20255 min read

Chat got your tongue?: How does one regain their voice amongst the victimisation of the em-dash?

ARTS | ANAMATA / THE FUTURE Written & illustrated by Stella Roper (they/she) | @stellyvision / @dodofrenzy | Arts Editor There is an unmatched, twisted and complex nature contained in the English language, with its cruel rules, ifs and buts and “i’s before e’s” – you’d wonder how any of the literary greats got anything done. I think back to high school, in moments looking over reading materials in class, and remember having thought that the author's writing was leagues bey

Stella Roper

Oct 20, 20255 min read