Would you like Photos To Punctuate Your Life? For the first time Suzanne Phoenix is offering monthly photographic art print subscriptions from her archive.
Each month the subscription includes 2 signed limited edition A5 photographic art prints (every edition is of 10). Each print is drawn from across her body of work: architecture, nature, street and daily life, Queer Naarm, the Yarra Valley in black and white, live music, cars, tape, and all the quiet, strange things that catch her eye. Every month is a surprise.
But it's more than just a print. Each delivery comes with something extra - stickers, badges, postcards, or a hand-written piece from Suzanne about the image you've received.
August 2026 includes:
2 x signed limited edition A5 photographic art prints
a hand written note about the prints, the story behind them, why they have been paired, why they were chosen for you, anything that might be of interest
2 x postcards
a badge
a sticker
you never know what else
There are only 20 packs available each month (so there will be multiple prints in the mix each month). You can subscribe to one month or more, currently until the end of 2026. Get one for yourself and/or buy one for a friend as a gift.
The price is $50 and includes tracked postage in Australia.
Monthly Subscription - if you would like a monthly subscription (as a monthly payment) you can do this via Suzanne’s patron platform here.
Photographic prints are always by SMLXL.
Some feedback:
“Thank you so very deeply for the photo pack you sent and the ones you chose for me. They are perfect and I love them xxx” - Fiona
“I knew it was gonna be like a box of chocolates and whatever I got would be special and well thought out. If you too like crying over mail and having good art in your life I highly recommend subscribing.” - JP
“FANGIRLING the heck outta you!!! Omg!!! Will look forward to monthly gifts from you!” - Justine
“I gave one of Suzanne’s photo packages to my best mate for her significant birthday, she absolutely loved it, I think the personal curation of the photos was the best part.” - Mark
Would you like Photos To Punctuate Your Life? For the first time Suzanne Phoenix is offering monthly photographic art print subscriptions from her archive.
Each month the subscription includes 2 signed limited edition A5 photographic art prints (every edition is of 10). Each print is drawn from across her body of work: architecture, nature, street and daily life, Queer Naarm, the Yarra Valley in black and white, live music, cars, tape, and all the quiet, strange things that catch her eye. Every month is a surprise.
But it's more than just a print. Each delivery comes with something extra - stickers, badges, postcards, or a hand-written piece from Suzanne about the image you've received.
August 2026 includes:
2 x signed limited edition A5 photographic art prints
a hand written note about the prints, the story behind them, why they have been paired, why they were chosen for you, anything that might be of interest
2 x postcards
a badge
a sticker
you never know what else
There are only 20 packs available each month (so there will be multiple prints in the mix each month). You can subscribe to one month or more, currently until the end of 2026. Get one for yourself and/or buy one for a friend as a gift.
The price is $50 and includes tracked postage in Australia.
Monthly Subscription - if you would like a monthly subscription (as a monthly payment) you can do this via Suzanne’s patron platform here.
Photographic prints are always by SMLXL.
Some feedback:
“Thank you so very deeply for the photo pack you sent and the ones you chose for me. They are perfect and I love them xxx” - Fiona
“I knew it was gonna be like a box of chocolates and whatever I got would be special and well thought out. If you too like crying over mail and having good art in your life I highly recommend subscribing.” - JP
“FANGIRLING the heck outta you!!! Omg!!! Will look forward to monthly gifts from you!” - Justine
“I gave one of Suzanne’s photo packages to my best mate for her significant birthday, she absolutely loved it, I think the personal curation of the photos was the best part.” - Mark
