Human Rights Essay Prize
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Portside Review shortlisted for the Asia Pacific Art Awards 2024
NEWS
Portside Review, has been shortlisted for the Asia Pacific Art Awards 2024 in the innovation category. The innovation category is awarded to an Australian artist, group, collective or arts organisation in recognition of a unique method of practice, engagement and/or process to build creative links in Asia or the Pacific.
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Kambarang Writers Day
FIRST NATIONS WA
Six First Nations writers respond to a poem, ‘Kambarang Season’, by Mabel Gibson. In her poem, Mabel reflects on post-referendum life in Boorloo. At the session, writers talked about the forms and genres they enjoy working in, about opportunities available to emerging and established writers, and about family and Country.
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The Sea Remembers
KIM CHENG BOEY
Just when you turn your back on it and give it up for lost, it starts to come back, tides sweeping in from the lost horizon, or maybe it is rising in you, the sea returning with its waves of remembering, its lilting cadences and lapping folds on the mossy, weedy sea-wall, the hum, the chugging of sampans and tongkangs, the stirring sea breeze and bracing salt air…
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Portside Review is a project run by an Australian not-for-profit called Centre for Stories. With a focus on inclusion and cultural diversity, Centre for Stories creates opportunities for storytellers and writers who are underrepresented in Australia’s creative sector, and beyond. In sharing these stories with arts and community audiences, we drive social change. Portside Review is a free journal that pays its writers and collaborators using the generous donations we receive.
