ISSUE #1

The City Weeps

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6 Individual books compiled into a single box set (108 pages total)
ISBN: 978-1-7637211-1-1

209gsm recycled paper covers
85gsm uncoated bookpaper

Both Printed by Aburra Press and hand bound (hand-sewn Stitching) by No Art Speak members in Sydney, Australia

About

Kicking off this debut issue we have had the joy of including an interview and photos from award winning photographer William Yang. Discussing his journey through photography and him witnessing and documenting the early gay scene and rights movement in Sydney.

Along with this great interview we explore the idea of weeping through an environmental lens. Denis Hasagic on assignment documenting the Cooks River in Sydney. Contrasting nicely with the feelings and rhythms of the Sydney music scene and through that, Martina’s rediscovery of her love of photography.

Included also by Sienna Baxter is a moody piece titled “Falling Down, Burning up” and interspersed between all the above photography sets; text entries further exploring the ideas of “The City Weeps” by writers Daniel Merson and Aimee Cass with photographic dialogue by Pinga Matereke.

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Extras

While you wait for the next issue, explore N.A.S. extras: photo collections from emerging Sydney artists, dives into the mag’s archives and editing room, and updates on future issues and the team.

Into the Abyss

Mike is a photographer living in Western Sydney at the base of the Blue Mountains. He utilises high-contrast monochrome images…

My friends like playing music

Michelle Wong is a Sydney-based photographer working across live music events and editorial studio work. Shooting on film, she’s drawn…

Working To Live/Living to Work

By HansHans is a local street photographer born in Sydney, Australia. Currently working on a street documentary project in Sydney,…

Those Were the Tomato Days

By Ellen StuparEllen Stupar is a poet who immigrated to Australia. She writes about the textures and memories of daily…

What Makes N.A.S?

“The design language for N.A.S. is quite simple… we’re not going to dumb things down, but we won’t overcomplicate either….

A Defence for a Walkable City

By Pinga Matereke Pinga is a visual/sound enthusiast with a passion for street photography. Pinga was born in Zimbabwe and…

From One Place to Another

“I wish to convey my day to day process as an observant street photographer and how personal it is”

The No Art Speak Team

Ethan
Scotney

Aimee
Cass