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YOU ARE YOUR OWN HOMELAND

An essay from Kristen Ng on the idea of 'Home'.
Kristen is the force that is Kiwese and Kaishandao, and lives between Chengdu and Te Whanganui-a-tara.
Kristen is on an outdoor stage at Camp a Low Hum. The bush is behind her as she holds up a sign that reads Homeland
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Dancing in your head: episode 27 - Future Jaw-Clap - The Braille Collective

Soundscapes - Reuben Derrick

a buffalo pulls a hoe in a wet field. We only see its legs and the legs of the human driving it from behind.
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Dancing in your head: episode 10 - Tim Barlow

Tim smashing lime stobe with a pole, preparing to make a Roman wall. he is weraing blue overalls, saftey goggles, and is covered in dust.
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Maeroero - Urn

The bark the totara in dappled light
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Dancing in your head: episode 09 - Bek Coogan

Oona stands legs apart and wide in a strong stance, The sunset is glowing beneath her crotch. She is holding one arm wide, and the long tassels of her leather jacket hang down from her bicep.
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An analysis of Candy

Kraus in bed with a synth in his lap. He is playing with his pigtails
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Jonny the Snails' Janitor

a gif of one of Jonny's buildings spinning. A wooden block oulined with burnt lines and coloured with vibrant paints
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Epicenter to Outsiders -Tash van Schaardenburg

two sheets hanging to dry above the canals of Venice
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Dancing in your head: episode 08 - Rosie Langabeer and Neil Feather

a baldwin organ
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