Sydney

"The scale of the park and the accessibility of it is really surprising. It’s a nice place to have a picnic, even a few drinks and get your feet in the grass and listen to the birds."

Centennial Park

"Weirdly it used to be part of a petrol station but they’ve gotten rid of all that and stripped it back. There’s now an almost catacomb-esque vibe, and you can just sit and relax."

Paddington Reservoir Gardens

"If you have a really late night, there’s the Indian Home Diner, where most customers are on first name basis with the guy who runs it."

Indian Home Diner

"The Unicorn is a good spot for a schnitty (chicken schnitzel). They're so proud of their schnitty that you can take your own, and if they can't beat it, they'll give you your money back."

The Unicorn Hotel

Born in Luton, UK, JK (Jonathan Kneebone) was desperate to travel and find his independence. Today, the co-founder of art and directing collective The Glue Society resides in Sydney, Australia, a city he refers to as the ‘polar opposite’ of his hometown. Thirty years there has enabled him to find his true voice as a creative, with projects that span everything from art exhibitions to commercial direction and installations – not to mention inspiring other creators to push their boundaries.

Jonathan Kneebone is the UK–born co-founder of Sydney–based The Glue Society, which has exhibited at international art festivals.

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