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The Artist Weaving Australia’s First Nations Stories Through One of Its Oldest Crafts

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By Leanne Mirandilla Verified
| design-anthology.com
The Artist Weaving Australia’s First Nations Stories Through One of Its Oldest Crafts Carly Tarkari Dodd’s woven works explore the experiences of Australian First Nations people while reimaging traditional techniques she was taught as a child Sign up to read this post Join Now
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Foodie culture -The Camera Eats First

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By Jocelyn T. Tsang, Leanne Mirandilla Verified, Christopher DeWolf Verified, Sarah Karacs
| Zolima City Mag Verified
This article is the first in a series about Hong Kong’s Generation Z, born between the late 1990s and early 2010s. Comprising 22 percent of the population, these 1.6 million people were raised with a milk bottle in one hand and a smartphone in the other. While this makes them more entrepreneurial, worldly and digitally savvy, they are also well aware of the pitfalls of their online existence.
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Two Weeks in Quarantine With Photographer Wing Shya

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By Christopher DeWolf Verified, Leanne Mirandilla Verified, Elizabeth Kerr Verified
| Zolima City Mag Verified
It’s nine o’clock in the evening when Wing Shya answers the phone. The time is no bother for the acclaimed photographer, who has worked with just about every Hong Kong celebrity in existence. “I usually stay up very late,” he says. Besides, there isn’t much else to do: he is on day eleven of a two-week quarantine in Shanghai. Wing is there to film a television commission, but first, he must undergo the ritual that has become an unfortunate part of travel during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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