Mental Ideas founder Sadie Kaye is spending more time conversing with Holly Sykes than her husband these days! This is their second conversation to be published in 48 hours! This one, … Continue Reading Judging Books Judging Us – The Hooghly Review
Sadie Kaye‘s conversation with poet and Afghan women’s rights advocate Shikha S Lamba was published by Cha: An Asian Literary Journal. Shikha curated a powerful poetry collection to raise the … Continue Reading Challenging Patriarchy with Poetry – Cha
Issue 14 of The Apostrophe on the theme of GOLD is out! This one contains a stunning cover, ‘Dart Reflections’ by Shaun Dérioz, a French photographer based in Totnes, UK, alongside many other … Continue Reading GOLD – The Apostrophe
The vibes are immaculate but impossible to vacuum. Art Wit(ch) and playwright Lindsey McAlister started a glitter-fuelled revolution on teen mental health as the founder of the Hong Kong Youth … Continue Reading Art Witch Starts Glitter-Fuelled Revolution in Teen Mental Health
Shikha S Lamba has curated an incredible poetry collection to raise the voices of Afghan women poets in creative partnership with Jack Caradoc’s literary magazine The Candyman’s Trumpet. The striking artwork … Continue Reading Afghan Women Poets – Shikha Lamba and The Candyman’s Trumpet
Mental Ideas founder and former YAFIE Sadie Kaye was in conversation with fine artist, Crafty Bitch, and Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation founder Lindsey McAlister in Cha: An Asian Literary … Continue Reading Crafty Bitches Waving at Life in Cha
The day I woke up and decided I wanted to become an artist, almost everyone asked, “Are you crazy?” Maybe I was. After all, creativity demands confidence. It requires courage, … Continue Reading Abstract Expression: Are You Crazy? – Ilos Ilyas Elias Kirkan
Artists and writers – The Hooghly Review is open for art, poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction subs! Don’t miss your chance to be featured in the literary journal Chill Subs … Continue Reading The Hooghly Review Open for Subs!
Issue 13 of The Apostrophe has dropped! Cover art by Christopher Woods. The theme was Yawn but it’s anything but boring! The next issue (dropping 1 Oct) is on the theme … Continue Reading YAWN – The Apostrophe
Sai Pradhan has an exhibition this weekend in Hong Kong! With Regard to Myths is being exhibited at the Anita Chan Lai-Ling Gallery at the Fringe Club in Central from … Continue Reading With Regard to Myths – Sai Pradhan
Mind HK is celebrating the fifth year anniversary of its trailblazing More Than A Label project with an exhibition of mental health ambassadors’ journeys through art, poetry, audio, films and stories. … Continue Reading Refraction: A Journey of Our Mind
Art often begins where familiar structures end – challenging boundaries without permission. For me, creating is a way to disrupt and move beyond linguistic, cultural, and traditional patterns, pushing ideas … Continue Reading ABSTRACT EXPRESSION: Creating is a Form of Rebellion – Ilos Ilyas Elias Kirkan
Issue 11 of The Apostrophe has a sensational cover and standalone portrait by filmmaker Jesus Sanoja of our flexible friends (besties actually) The Acro Family! Other highlights include a magnificent … Continue Reading FLEX!
They say “East meets West” – yet for some, east lies far away, and for others, it is west that feels distant. For me, both live within – they dwell … Continue Reading ABSTRACT EXPRESSION: East meets West – Ilos Ilyas Elias Kirkan
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