The Cat Brand / Hermannsburg Potters including playing

including playing

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No writer has captured the absurdity of the human condition as acutely as Nikolai Gogol

Philip Skale

presenting images from pioneering LGBTIQ+ photographers and subjects alongside work documenting activism and hard-won legal battles

The Cat Brand / Hermannsburg Potters including playingAmidst the din of their Parisian neighbourhood, mile and Marguerite live in total silence. After a hasty marriage in their sixties, their uneasy peace was shattered when miles beloved cat mysteriously disappeared and was later found dead. Branding his wife the culprit, miles retaliation against Marguerites cherished parrot sparked a silent battle of wills. Now they live parallel lives, communicating only through spiteful notes, mocking glances and