"Though I admire memoirists very much, and in the glory of the internet age, the personal essayist, I can’t write like them. Yet all my poems are rooted inside my life..."
‘At this year’s Sydney Writers Festival, I spoke about self-determination through literature. After the panel, I got approached by a White woman who asked me what places she should visit in Vietnam and how to pronounce Phở.’
‘Part of me feels like coming out as a trans person has been the easiest part of my whole artistic career.’
‘I viewed myself more as a leaking receptacle of culture than as an agent shaping and defining it.’
‘The personal is political, especially for people from marginalised and minoritised groups, and to me, art is personal—so, then, art is political.’
We talk to Matt Huynh and Jackie Ruddock about their collaboration at The Social Outfit.
We talk to the organisers behind The Next Chapter, an unprecedented new way of supporting writers.
Leah Jing & Rachel Ang have come together to bring you Comic Sans, a serialised collection of the best Australian comics artists working today.
Between You and I, an exhibition by Ellen YG Son, investigates how our perception of the world is coloured by the cultural conditions in which we are situated.
flower boy 卓颖贤 has created a track featuring the voices of Liminal magazine interviewees, answering this very question.
For those feeling just as helpless as we are in the face of gross violations of human rights—we're compiled some resources.
Whether it's people we should interview, artists we should feature or if you have some art you want us to celebrate, we want to hear from you! We're always on the look out for amazing people and welcome submissions from everyone.
