A World to Live In
Hannah Bronte greets monoculture with a whiff of suspicion. She’s most at home, she says, among people on the fringes. Those for who difference isn’t a liability but a source of strength. The Queenslandborn artist and DJ recalls her childhood in Brisbane’s pre-gentrified West End in the early 1990s. Her mother was queer and single. A spirit of collectivity pervaded the neighbourhood. She’s been trying to recreate it ever since.
“It was so diverse culturally, it was so diverse economically, it had a totally
