First Published in Artlink Vol. 24, No. 2, 2004 Shopping and Extreme Pleasures ‘Pleasure is the necessary complicating nuance that rescues us from pure theory – for surely there is nothing more tedious than earnest discourse on the significance of food’ Hannah Fink[i] The need for a manifesto Food increasingly became alienated from the body …
Queer eye for the Moloney guy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9QWPJpUQRc&t=456s This is a link to my presentation for the 23 Symposium of Gastronomy.It's called Queer Eye for the Moloney guy and is a queer reading of the life and cookbooks of Australian food writer Ted Moloney. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9QWPJpUQRc&t=456s&fbclid=IwAR2ZWUIASkU8zYhllQptCZCVTRQu4b2HEgaZOVx2HsfQtpW3dSLPXHj6Qak
Diggings 28 June 2020
Dja Wonmuruk teas. Image from Facebook How blending teas helped a young Indigenous woman connect to her culture "I'd made a lemon myrtle and ginger tea, and Sharlee started thinking a little bit more deeply that you can get lemon myrtle tea anywhere. So Sharlee thought maybe strawberry gum might be an interesting addition. "So …
Diggings 21 June 2020
The Case for Letting the Restaurant Industry Die There’s a conflation there of a safety net with employment—and with precarious employment, at that. It’s sort of like saying that because we don’t have socialized mental-health care in this country, that prisons and jails are the closest things we have to that, and so if we …
