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Zee Avi talks about ‘Good Things’, the new song we need during these dark times

By Mohani Niza In March this year, Malaysian artist Zee Avi released her single ‘Good Things’. It is an apt…

borneo , good things , sarawak , zee avi

Standing with the ancestors now, a poet of the mists: a tribute to Irish poet Eavan Boland (1944 – 2020)

By Orla Fay Eavan Boland was born on the 24th of September 1944 which makes her of the same generation…

eavan boland , ireland , irish , poems , poetry

The Culture Review Mag Weekly Roundup (24th April 2020) – Art & Culture stories from around Southeast Asia

Exhibition showcasing reunification art available to view online The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum (VNFAM) has launched an online exhibition…

culture , indonesia , lenin , vietnam

Malaysian writer Preeta Samarasan on how her country’s systemic racism forced her to move abroad and how she still mourns the loss of the nation which never quite accepted her

By Preeta Samarasan for The Culture Review Mag I grew up in a middle-class family in Ipoh, Malaysia in the…

malaysia , preeta samarasan

Molly Burch on her melancholic songs: “I love when people tell me my music has helped them through tough times”

By Mohani Niza Molly Burch’s music has been described as “reflecting heartbreak and loss.” The Austin-based indie singer-songwriter agrees, telling…

Malaysian literary event Readings turns 15. We interviewed Sharon Bakar who has been curating it for the past 13 years

By Mohani Niza (Main picture by Tina Isaacs) In 2005, Malaysian novelist, poet and educator Bernice Chauly created a literary…

In photos: Women’s march Malaysia 2020

Malaysia had her own women’s march on March 8 in conjunction with International Women’s Day. While the turn-out was quite…

feminism , LGBTQ , malaysia , malaysian women , womensmarchMY

Alena Murang on her latest music video ‘Midang Midang’ and how her Kelabit roots influence her music

By Mohani Niza Alena Murang knows more than a thing or two about how nature and tradition cannot be separated…

alena murang , bario , malaysia , midang midang , sape , sarawak , world music

Horror movie Suraya juxtaposes a man’s needs and a woman’s longing for acceptance

By Archana Pillai Brothers Feisal Azizuddin and Iskander Azizuddin bring you a horror movie as their second feature film after Temenggor. Passionate about camera…

horror , malaysia , Movies , suraya

Life in books: This Singaporean woman curates an interesting bookstagram on social justice topics

By Mohani Niza Firqin Sumartono is a huge bookworm – especially on books on social justice. In 2017, the Singaporean…

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