IWD2024 billboards on Bakehouse Studios
Don't think I have ever done a double thumbs up before, proof I don't know what to do with my hands without a camera. But clearly very chuffed with this.
Thank you to everyone involved!!
Helen Marcou and Quincy Mclean at Bakehouse Studios and commissioning the portrait of MzRizk (DJ).
To every person in this series - thank you!
Anji Greenwood, Anna Piper Scott, Anne Davies, Antonia Hickey, Becky Burke, Belinda Rogers, Brooke Wandin, Cash Savage and The Last Drinks, Chanelle Rogers, Charlie Goldberg, Eloise Thetford / Queenie, Gracey Gibson, Heather Davies, Isabel Davies, Jacqui Wandin, Jen Cloher, Kate McGuire, Kitty Obsidian, Lilith Lane, Mina Cannon, MzRizk (DJ), Nitida Atkinson, Phoebe Baker / Sappho, Renata Filippi, Simona Castricum, Sosefina Fuamoli, Tori Zietsch / Maple Glider and VOIID.
Thanks to all my patrons and this years sponsors:
S M L XL Fine Art Print Studio
Ian Bickerstaff
Mike Ken and Ross Coller
Belinda Rogers, Dr Carolyn Hawke, Justine Resta, Lorraine Ellis, Peter Cahill Melbourne live music photography and Susan Lloyd-Angol.
Anastasia La Fey, Ece Caliskan, Ellen Kessler, Jacey Ashton, Mark Andrew, Melissa Findlay, Sean Burns, Tanya McCulloch and Ursula Dutkiewicz
There is a handful of IWD2024 books left and the art print posters also, please order here https://suzannephoenix.com/store/iwd/iwd2024
Poster design by Tum Wuthipol Uj and this photo by Ian Bickerstaff.
JOY FM - Saturday Magazine
Thanks to JOY FM's Saturday Magazine show for inviting me on to talk about the IWD project, my work, favourite bands and the most daunting question - what gear do I use? Thanks to Fiona Brook, Michael Veitch and Jack for the chat.
If you would like to listen back here is the link. Oh if you might find out anything useful about photography gear in this, you really won't.
IWD2024
Jacqui Wandin and Belinda Rogers are interviewed by Star Mail News about the IWD2024 series.
See the story and photo here.
oldisbeautiful
I was at Embolden 2023, the national symposium on ageism and respect for older people, talking about the #oldisbeautiful project, a collaboration with Catherine Barrett and Celebrate Ageing and Maroondah City Council and 11 beautiful older people.
All the portraits can be seen at https://www.celebrateageing.com/beautiful.html
This photo is the first of many double A0 street posters I saw around Melbourne with the portrait of indigenous elder Auntie Sherree Francis - I gave an involuntary yelp when I saw it. If you see any, it would be brilliant if you could take a snap and sent it too me please (location would be ace too).
My call to action today was, if organisations/government want to combat ageism and create positive, real and powerful images of the older people who they are working with in their community, make sure photography is included in every grant application you do and your annual budget. Prioritise creating a photo bank of images that represent your older people. Don't let photography be an afterthought.
Thanks to Melissa Williams for facilitating the session today and also Elder Rights Advocacy. AND Tum Wuthipol Uj for the poster design.
Old is Beautiful
Celebrate Ageing’s ‘Old is Beautiful’ campaign to be launched at Embolden symposium, a piece in The Senior and this portrait of Michelle Trebilco. Front page - 3 million circulation!
Thanks also to Richard at Maroondah City Council and Elder Rights Advocacy.
To Thank The Room
A couple of photos of Belinda Lloyd and Maggie Fooks in the local paper, Star Mail, with news of the ' To Thank The Room ' movie now being screened on 7 October at Arts Centre Warburton.
See the story and photos here.
Collage Exhibition at Nancy’s of the Valley
A great little interview with the local paper, Star Mail News, and Suzanne about her first hand cut collage exhibition at Nancy’s of the Valley in Yarra Junction.
IWD2023
I can't really believe it is this time already but I have now created half of the International Women's Day portraits for 2023!
So what can I tell you now? Well, there will be a photographic exhibition at Brunswick Artists' Bar and the foyer of Brunswick Ballroom from 3 – 30 March 2023. There will be a self publication again, similar to last years, and preorders will open in early January.
And so far, the list of spectacular people in IWD2023 include some of last week Music Victoria's newly awarded Best Musician and the Archie Roach Foundation Award for Emerging Talent. Here is the list I can announce now, there will be a whole lot more in January:
Alana Wilson: musician, drummer and vocalist (Adored, Georgia Maq, Elsie Lange, Divends)
Bumpy: vocalist, composer, curator. Music Victorian Archie Roach Foundation Award for Emerging Talent 2022
Kira Puru: musician
Leah Senior: musician
Maude Davey: actor
Milo Hartill: That Fat Diva, actor, model
Paris Wells: DJ, singer, topliner
Rebecca Barnard: singer
Simone Page Jones: NO ZU, singer, actress, ratbag, song writer, performance artist, sweetheart, party maker, director, film clip maker, dance floor maniac, small pooch mama
Xani Kolac: artist. Music Victorian Best Musician award 2022 (pictured above)
Sponsors: Very grateful to announce a new sponsor for the 2023 IWD project is Cat Scratch Studio and the continued, long term sponsorship of SMLXL Fine Art Studio Print.
Billy Joel at MCG
First stadium shoot, Billy Joel and Tina Arena at MCG for ALWAYS LIVE 09.12.2022
Read the full circle story of Billy Joel being the first gig I ever went to at 5 years of age here.
Photo Gallery : Glitoris and Dane Blacklock and the Preacher’s Daughter
Shot for Backseat Mafia at The Tote on 18.11.2022
Graceyfest photo gallery
Graceyfest at Shotkickers with Sappho, Double Vanity, Gina Stirling and DJ Fee B-Squared presented by Hysterical Records on 16 September 2022.
Amyl and The Sniffers photo gallery
Amyl and The Sniffers at Pier Bandroom, Frankston on 10 September 2022.
Cash Savage and The Last Drinks 3RRR Live to Air
3TripleRRR’s first 2022 Live to Air with Cash Savage and the Last Drinks on 15.07.2022
Millgrove Art Attack Doco at Warburton Film Festival
'Millgrove Art Attack' short documentary will screen at the Warburton Film Festival on 18 June 2022. This includes footage of Millgrove, the photowalks and the projection event on 9 April 2022.
The documentary was beautifully produced by Ian Bickerstaff and accompanied with the atmospheric score by richard andrew of Pharmacy Records and ARIA awarding winning band Underground Lovers. Thanks to The Little Projector Company for collaborating to make the projections a reality and the project was supported by Yarra Ranges Council and Millgrove Residences Action Group.
Photograph courtesy of Warburton photographer Heather Walker and designed by Wuthipol Ujathammarat. It screens ahead of the 1.30pm movie Heroic Losers, an Argentinian Comedy/Drama so you need to get a ticket to that session here.
IWD2022 at Brunswick Ballroom.
IWD2022: Launch event for the 11th year of Suzanne Phoenix’s series ‘What Does International Women’s Day Mean to Me?’ exhibition and zine, held at Brunswick Ballroom on 9 March 2022. Created by Ian Bickerstaff.
Music courtesy of Sarah Carroll ‘Zero Fucks Given’ from her 2019 album ‘Medicine’, copyright Control.
Everything Photobooks at PHOTO2022
I had the best time at the PHOTO2022 Photobook Weekend on 21-22 May. Thanks to everyone who visited, people I have only met online before, lots of new photographers and artists and especially my patrons who came along AND even took charge of my table. Below are a couple of patrons, Phoenix and Suzanne as they were calling themselves, otherwise known as Ece and Ross.
Double Exposure 3: Socially Distant was launched, my collaboration with Wuthipol Ujathammarat, the third in our 'Double Exposure' series in a co-publication of our photography during 2020/2021. Thanks to Linsey Gosper for the QandA and a good laugh.
The DE3 zine along with all my self published books and zines can be ordered here. I also have a small collection of limited edition prints of the Double Exposures available through my website shop here.
Reading Photobooks Workshop with Melbourne Photobook Collective was again enlightening and inspiring. The focus was on books that we had acquired over over the last year and mine were:
Citizen, Portraits 1997-2012, Ingvar Kenne. Au.thentic Press, 2012
Robert Mapplethorpe, The Photographs, Paul Martineau and Britt Salvesen, Yale University Press, 2016.
Ones to Watch, British Journal of Photography, Issue 7904, Volume 168, 2021
Selected Works, Johnny Russell
Thanks PHOTO2022
IWD2022 at Brunswick Ballroom
What can you expect? Well this year, over the 20 cis and trans women and gender diverse people in the series will be taking to the stage: Brooke Russell (Brooke Russell and the Mean Reds), Ferri Maya, Frankie Valentine, Kat Mear (Cash Savage and The Last Drinks), Kerryn Fields, Sarah Carroll (Ukulele Queen of the Bellarine of The Junes and The Original Cartridge Family) and Mistress of Ceremony - Jessi Leigh.
This event will launch the IWD2022 portrait exhibition and zine.
So if you'd like to be part of it, get yourself and your friends tickets here please https://moshtix.com.au/v2/event/iwd2022/135946
The photographic exhibition will be in the Brunswick Ballroom Foyer and their Artist's Bar, generously sponsored again by S M L XL Fine Art Print Studio. Photographic prints in limited editions of 10 will be available for sale on the night.
A self published zine will also be launched on the night. Beautifully designed by Wuthipol Ujathammarat featuring all the portraits and everyones written response to what IWD means to them. You can preorder the zine now for collection at the event (or posted out) https://suzannephoenix.com/store/p/iwd-2022-zine
The full list of 20 of some of Melbourne (and Sydney's) amazing cis and trans women, and gender diverse people in this year’s series - artists, musicians, burlesque and queer performers, DJ’s, actors, sex workers, professors and activists are : Angie Hart (Frente), Brooke Russell (Brooke Russell and the Mean Reds), Catherine Barrett (Celebrate Ageing), Emma Maye Gibson and Betty Grumble, Ferri Maya (Burlyrock), Fiona Kitschin (The Drones, TFS Band), Frankie van Kan (Frankie Valentine), Jo Bangles, Kat Mear (Cash Savage and The Last Drinks, the old time duo Craig Woodward and Kat Mear), Kerryn Fields, Lauren Hammel (TFS Band, High Tension), Linda Bull, Miranda Holt (Dr Sure's Unusual Practice and Al Matcott), Neda Rahmani, Niveen Abdelatty (Hip Hop Hoe), Sarah Carroll (Ukulele Queen of the Bellarine, GIT, The Junes, The Pirates of Beer, The Left Wing and The Original Cartridge Family), Tamzen Hayes, Theresa Harrison (The Real Hot Bitches), V and Vika Bull.
10% of any profits from the 2022 series will be evenly split between Djirra and Support Act.
Portraits happening in Millgrove
People of Millgrove have been photographing the town over the past few months in lockdown, but now photos of the people, and their pets are needed.
Over 50 photographs have been submitted to the ‘Millgrove Art Attack’ project which will culminate in a projection lightshow event on 9 April 2022.
Project manager Warburton artist and photographer Suzanne Phoenix said, “The photographs contributed are a broad range of scenes of Millgrove and I am very excited about how they are going to look projected onto the iconic Millgrove surfaces and spaces.”
“The thing that is missing is the faces of people and their pets too, so I am inviting people to have their portrait taken with me.”
On Saturday 18 December between 12pm and 2pm near the Millgrove Shops picnic tables Suzanne will be taking portraits that will be included in the projection event.
It can be just with individuals or also your cat or dog, bird or horse or any pet you’d love to see in the event. https://upperyarra.mailcommunity.com.au/news/2021-12-14/portrait-taking-opportunity-for-millgrove-art-attack-event/
Australian Photography Awards
Portrait of Amy Taylor of Amyl and the Sniffers shortlisted in Australian Photography Awards. People's choice award is open too so please check them all out and cast a vote.
Thanks Photo Collective! - November 2022
The Shape of the Photobook
Ballarat International Foto Biennale FotoBook Weekend is now going to be online on 16/17 October and Suzanne is on this panel 'The Shape of a Photobook Project'.
This panel conversation will be based on the individual and shared experiences of initiating photobook projects and the process of bringing them to fruition, hearing from members of the Melbourne Photobook Collective: Anne Davies, Stuart Murdoch, Suzanne Phoenix, Mike Reed and William Stewart.
Focussing on one project each, the artists will talk about the initiating idea, making the photographs, book design issues, printing, launching, exhibiting and distributing.
View the recording here
Living Memory Panel Discussion
Wonderful opportunity to be part of the National Photographic Portrait Prize - Living Memory finalist panel with National Portrait Gallery, Canberra on 28/8/21 along with Aaron Puls, James J Robinson and Nick Stubbings and facilitated by with NPG Collections and Exhibitions Director Sandra Bruce.
My two finalist portraits can be seen here and you can also vote in the People’s Choice Award.
Millgrove Art Attack
Imagine your photos of Millgrove life as part of a stunning mobile projection lightshow on 13 November (tentative date)!
Millgrove Art Attack is happening now (restrictions permitting) with events for everyone. I am excited to be running this project with the Millgrove community. See your town through your own unique lens, with guidance from local photographer Suzanne Phoenix (that’s me). No previous experience needed.
To register to be part of one of the photo walks please click the following links: Saturday 2 October at 10.30am or 2pm. (*these dates are subject to change with restrictions)
Photos don’t need to be taken on the photowalk though! Right now the whole community is invited to submit images taken from August 2021, or some words, for the poets amongst you, via here.
For all the information see here.
This project is funded by Yarra Ranges Council.
Artwork by Tamzen Hayes.
Martin Kantor Portrait Prize Finalist
I have been selected as am one of the 28 Finalists in the 2021 Martin Kantor Portrait Prize which will be exhibited as part of the 2021 Ballarat International Foto Biennale from 28 August 2021 at the Ballarat Town Hall.
The Prize showcases portraits of culturally significant Australians, so as you can imagine I am so thrilled that the person is the one and only Amy Taylor of Amyl and the Sniffers. And as Amy said 'Go us!'.
My portrait is part of my International Women's Day series which you can see the other near 100 portraits over the last 10 years here.
Congratulations to all the other finalists. I didn't really think I would end up alongside Stephen Dupont one day.
Thanks to the judges Naomi Cass, Max Delany, Bill Henson and Fiona Sweet and the Prize that is supported by the Dara Foundation.
Re : Covered
To compliment the Yarra Valley Writers Festival, Re : Covered is an exhibition at YAVA Gallery and Arts Hub in Healesville. I am one fo the YAVA member artists who has works alongside an exhibition of illustrations by artist Elise Hurst (illustrator of The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman). Inspired by a reimagining of one of my favourite books.
Fstoppers - Community, Communication, and Consent in Photography.
Interview about Community, Communication and Consent with Abby Ferguson for Fstoppers and thanks to Ali Choudry for making it happen. Read it here.
Collaboration or Bust!
- Yarra Valley Writers Festival
My first panel! As part of Yarra Valley Writers Festival I'll be there with Leah Kaminsky (Ed. Animals Make Us Human) and Lia Hills (Haiku #putoutyourpoetry & Ed. Balit Bagurrk). Hosted by the shining light that is Angela Savage at what would have to be my favourite Warburton venue for the festival - the Warburton RSL.
Here's what it is all about - "Writing, in the main, is an intensely solitary - some would say lonely - experience. So what happens when the story relies on collaboration with others? What are the strengths - and weaknesses - of creating with the collective voice? Is it the ultimate art of compromise? Or is the work enhanced by the input of like, or possibly un-like minds? Meet three creatives who know, in conversation with Dr Angela Savage."
Sunday, July 182021, 1pm to 2pm
Venue: Warburton RSL
Check out the rest of the program, it is pretty special and even has a dinner at Projekt 3488 (which you have probably seen of the photos I've created there over the years) with Rick Morton joins Christos Tsiolkas. Nardi Simpson (Song of the Crocodile) talks country, connection and the power of story and Michael Veitch & his son Thomas Veitch will perform Oscar Wilde’s The Nightingale and the Rose.
Please join me if you up for a day trip or a weekend in Warburton - yes in the dead of winter so you can likely get some snow action too up Mt Donna Buang.
https://www.yarravalleywritersfestival.com/warburton-program/collaboration-or-bust
Lance TV.
Thanks to Lance DeBoyle and Gabriella Labucci for my spot on Lance TV Ballarat on Channel 31 on the night of Friday 7 May, despite making me cry!!
And who wore it better Gabriella Labucci or me? Clearly Gab’s.
If you missed it and would like to watch it here is the link.. https://lnkd.in/gAwwXKb.
Beyond the Studio - Advocating for Women's Inclusion,Visibility, and Safety through Public Art Project
30 April 2021
I’ve been commissioned to work with Women's Health East to photograph women artists in the Yarra Ranges for the Beyond The Studio project. Above is one of the artists - Sioux Dollman having a chat with Georgina of Women's Health East.
But what is still needed is more women of Yarra Ranges to send in photographs of public spaces they think could be improved by women’s art. It could be a bus stop, a public toilet, a walk way, a mall, a park. Every photo submission gets a $50 voucher.
The deadline is 10 May, see Women's Health East for the info on submission.
The photos of the public spaces and the artists work will be combined to make artworks of design concepts.
National Photographic Portrait Prize Finalist
- 13 April 2021
Front page of the local Star Mail News about being a National Photographic Portrait Prize Finalist made me feel pretty shy, but I do love seeing Monique and her family in their most recent Isolation Portrait in print. The interview is pretty Yarra Valley, I'm never going to be mistaken for an academic.
Memory Lane Art Exhibition - Midsumma and Metro Tunnel Creative Program.
24 April 2021
Portraits of Stone Motherless Cold, Miss Candee and Freddie Merkin are now up as part of the Midsumma and Metro Tunnel Creative Program - 'Memory Lane'. They will only be up until 5 May 2021 at 420 Swanston Street, Melbourne alongside Melbourne City Baths.
Living Memory: National Photographic Portrait Prize Finalist 2021
I was driving to work last week and thought I should probably catch up on my voice messages. There was one from Canberra, it was telling me I had been selected as a finalist in the Living Memory - National Photographic Portrait Prize.
I pretty much stopped breathing.
I have been selected out of over 3000 entries, one of 75 photographers of 80 portraits. And 2 of them are mine! I can't tell you which images they are. But I can tell you there is one each from 2 of the major personal projects I did during lockdown last year. The opening is on 30 July in Canberra and will be on exhibition there until 7 November then tours around Australia.
Thank you so much to everyone, especially my patrons for all your support. You all helped make this happen.
More information https://www.portrait.gov.au/nppp-callforentries-closed.php
Soundscape.
29 March 2021
I will be part of the Soundscape Exhibition at YAVA in Healesville, collaborating with Richard Andrew. Soundscape explores the desire to unite image and sound through compelling pairings of photography and audio.
Held from 9 April to 16 May, the opening night is Thursday 8 April from 6pm to 8pm, if you'd like to come register here please.
Memory Lane Art Exhibition - Midsumma and Metro Tunnel Creative Program.
- 18 March 2021
Suzanne is one of 10 artists to take over the outdoor gallery on the acoustic shed facing City Baths in Melbourne to go on display for Midsumma Festival from 19 April to 5 May 2021. There will be 3 of my portraits taken during Midsumma over the years.
Image: Poolside Café artwork on a Metro Tunnel acoustic shed – photographed by James Henry
IWD Interview on Lance TV.
- 12 March 2021
Live on Lance TV and Channel 31 I got more than I bargained for with a few technical difficulties leaving me alone to interview myself for quite a long time, the best time I’ve had in ages. Check it out!
‘Such an indignity’: Trans woman ordered out of nightclub bathroom. -
12 March 2021
An article about musican and academic Simona Castricum in The Age newspaper, a sad occasion to have a photo from Golden Plains 2020 included.
A decade of IWD portraits.
- 10 March 2021
An article in the Star Mail Newspaper for the 10th anniversary of the IWD series featuring photos of Yarra Valley locals.
The Female Factor in Australian Music.
10 March 2021
Long form interview of 4 episodes chatting with Silly McWiggles in Poland as part of limited series "The female factor in Australian music" about live music photography and the Melbourne music scene. Available on https://sillymcwiggles.blog/2021/03/10/the-female-factor-in-australian-music-episode-1-live-music-photography-video-interview-with-suzanne-phoenix/.
Choosing to Challenge.
8 March 2021
IWD series feature with The Pictorial Mag.
Listen to your body’s story
- 2 March 2021
Article in the Star Mail news about ‘My Body’s Story’ project with body image consultant Louise Wigg, body empowerment yoga teacher Cat McKay, This Girl Can Ambassador and fitness instructor Natasha Korbut, dietitian Carla Johnson and photographer Suzanne Phoenix.
My Body's Story is a project focusing on women reconnecting with their beautiful, unique bodies, listening to their deep wisdom and celebrating the journeys they have shared with their bodies.
My Body's Story is a project that celebrates body diversity and brings weight-inclusive and Health At Every Size approaches to the Yarra Ranges culminating in an exhibition later this year.
My Body’s Story is auspiced by Eating Disorders Victoria and funded by Yarra Ranges Council through the Arts and Heritage Grant scheme
Music is aLIVE Photo Exhibition for Melbourne Music Week.
- 9 December 2020
Two photographs by Suzanne Phoenix are included, Amyl and The Sniffers at The Bendigo and Glitoris at The Tote.
A free event on Southbank Promenade showcases some of Australia’s best music photographers. Featured artists capture our favourite bands and iconic Melbourne venues, reminding us that music is the beating heart of Melbourne.
Curated by respected music portrait photographer Michelle Grace Hunder, this exhibition takes us on a photographic tour of Melbourne music. 2020 saw the closure of many of Melbourne’s favourite venues as the live music scene dwindled to barely a whisper. This exhibition reminds us of Melbourne’s vibrant musical heartbeat, urging us to return to our favourite live music venues to reclaim our love of live music, to dance and sing along to our local bands, to feel alive again.
Visual artists:
Andrew Bromley + Brett Schewitz + Britt Andrews + Brittany Long + Chloe Hall + Brian Purnell + Emma Tkalcevic + Gabrielle Clement + Ian Laidlaw + Jacinta Keefe + Jaz Meadows + Jess Drews + Julia Lay + Kane Hibberd + Katy Roubin + Kylie Carns + Leila Maulen + Liam Pethick + Lisa Businovski + Lucinda Goodwin + Mackenzie Sweetnam + Michelle Grace Hunder +Michelle He + Monika Smith + Monique Pizzica + Neal Walters + Pees + Rebecca Houlden + Rochelle Flack + Sarah Chavdaroska + Sean Finney + Suzanne Phoenix + Tatjana Hamilton + Tim Lambert + Zoe Baumgartner
Thanks to Melbourne Music Week!
Strong Artists in Residence.
- 29 October 2020
Strong Artists in Residence is the launch event for 'Artists in Residence' series with Suzanne Phoenix and 52 Victorian artists during Lockdown 2.0. The event is part of The Kindness Pandemics - Festival of Strong.
In this event some of the artists explore how they have stayed strong, survived and thrived. This diverse group of artists from rockstars, singers and aspiring DJ’s, to body positive warriors, photographers and couture designers.
Artists include:
• Adah Kelleher-Roulston, Multidisciplinary artist
• Anastasia La Fey, Multidisciplinary artist
• Anne Davies, Photographic artist
• Carla Troiano, Singer, entertainer, storyteller
• Dakini Maddock, Artist
• Holly Iris Deacon, Floral design and aspiring DJ
• Ian Bickerstaff, Photographer
• Jessi Leigh, Rockstar, mermaid, nurturer and body positive warrior
• Lauren Hutchison, Photographer, multidisciplinary artist
• Renata Filippi, Street photographer
YVWF soundbites: Isolation Portraits.
- 16 August 2020
A series of podcasts made with Yarra Valley Writers Festival for the ‘Isolation Portraits’ series. Check them all out on their youtube channel and more information here.
These portraits capture Yarra Valley families during isolation.
23 July 2020
Article in Time Out Melbourne on the ‘Isolation Portraits’ series.
Golden Plains Review by SYN.
13 March 2020
FEEDBACK: Golden Plains Festival 2020.
13 March 2020
deafen country review of Golden Plains 14.
https://www.deafencounty.com/deafencounty/2020/3/13/feedback-golden-plains-festival-2020
Golden Plains Festival Review: love is in the air & it’s catching.
12 March 2020
Golden Plains Festival 14 Review: Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre with Pixies, lovedust, BNGERS by Mikey Cahill - The Pixies!
Indie legends and fresh faces make Golden Plains 2020 another weekend to remember.
11 March 2020
ABC Double J review of Golden Plains 14 by the legendary Karen Leng.
https://www.abc.net.au/doublej/music-reads/features/golden-plains-2020-review/12047012
Broadsheet Golden Plains Review.
10 March 2020
From catwalks to toilet paper, Golden Plains and the Pixies deliver.
9 March 2020
Golden Plains 14 - The Age newspaper https://www.theage.com.au/culture/music/from-catwalks-to-toilet-paper-golden-plains-and-the-pixies-deliver-20200306-p547q6.html