Standing Invitation desk
Pieces credited to the desk are researched and written by the publisher, My Sister’s Kombucha. When a piece draws on someone else’s work or words, they are credited by name and linked.
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In the journal
When did hanging out become a calendar invite? — An illustrated essay on friendship, effort and the invitation itself, and why a plan can be a kindness.
Beside, not opposite — A social atlas of parallel company, shared tasks, games and familiar rooms, with sourced local starting points.
Bring a plate.
Culture & the things we do togetherBring a plate — Three words, several social contracts: what “bring a plate” asks for, and what it leaves unwritten.
Reading in company.
Culture & the things we do togetherWhy read together if nobody is talking? — Why people might gather to read their own books in silence, and what a reported version of this note will need to find out.
Digital Dissent.
Culture & the things we do togetherWhat if the game wants you to disobey? — Seven commissioned microgames, a shared theme and a Canberra starting point for curious players.
What a photograph leaves out.
Culture & the things we do togetherWhat a photograph leaves out — In Our Image opened at photo access on 29 October. Here is where to find the artists and the exhibition.
The art of looking.
Culture & the things we do togetherSmall things are a way of paying attention — Lisa Cahill’s glass is part of Gallery of Small Things’ new group show. A short, linked starting point.