Liminal —an anti-racist literary platform—is an online space for the exploration, interrogation and celebration of the Asian-Australian experience. Founded by Ling Jing McIntosh in late 2016 and perhaps best known for its focus on interviews with Australian arts practitioners, Liminal showcases creatives from a wide range of creative disciplines— literature, visual arts, music, dance, journalism, and more.
Month: August 2022
Red Room—Showcasing Tasmanian poetry and musicians. Mona, 27th August
Red Room Poetry Month features an afternoon of free entertainment at Mona in Hobart, Saturday 27th August at 1-2.15pm. Come for the art, the architecture, the aesthetic, stay for the poetry. In partnership with MONA, come along to see/hear/feel some of Tasmania’s finest wordsmiths and spoken word artists including Esther Ottaway, Rebecca Young, Rohan King, Kathryn Lomer, Damon…
Vale David Ireland
Saddened to learn of David Ireland’s death last month. He was awarded the Miles Franklin Award on three occasions, for his novels ‘The Unknown Industrial Prisoner’ (1971), ‘The Glass Canoe’ (1976), and ‘For a Woman of the Future’ (1979). Professor Van Ikin penned a farewell to Ireland at ‘The Conversation’, including his recall of an…
Damon Young — Red Room Poetry
DAMON YOUNG — RED ROOM POETRY MONTH Red Room Poetry features Hobart-based poet Damon Young this weekend as part of Poetry Month. And as I read his lines ‘… publisher / with a passion for bold voices / like his.’ … I wondered whether (interpreting the words ‘like his’) I might read myself into them,…