Barakah Blue is not afraid to spread Sufi spiritual teachings through his poetry and music.

This year's George Town Literary Festival is yet another feast for the soul.

Brevity, fleetness and attention to the smallest detail – all necessary for the short story form.

A community development platform seeks to draw out the artist in Penangites.

John Lee Joo-for was one of the greatest acts in post-Independence Malaysian art.

With the dialect in danger of disappearing, passionate parties step up and take charge.

Langkawi-based writer, translator and publisher Jérôme Bouchaud reveals his literary journey.

Literary translation is an intricate art.

Post World War II Malaysia – including Penang – bursts with literary work.

Literary translators connect cultures from different parts of the globe, and Penang's role in the history of the art is by no means insignificant

Poetry and art go hand-in-hand in "Reading Art".

The Chinese brush genre survives – and evolves – in Malaysia.

When it gets cold in the romance capital of the world, it's time to nip into an art gallery or two.

Editor Ooi Kee Beng chats with Marina Mahathir about what it means to be Malaysian today.

What do a punk rocker, puppeteer, bangsawan specialist and jazzhead have in common? They write.

Tan Twan Eng writes about his experience participating in literary festivals – and their importance.

Sjovald Hoseason Cunyngham-Brown was a civil servant, soldier, adventurer, activist and more.

Art, debate, lectures and charades. Bersih 4 was much more than just a protest.

Malaysian-Australian writer, poet, musician and spoken word artist Omar Musa talks about identity and art.

For some artists, Cupid struck at the first brushstroke.

Rich in history and rich in culture, this beloved township is drawing more attention than ever before.

Kee Thuan Chye reflects on Harold Pinter's classic and how it relates to Malaysia today.

Country music came naturally to Egyptian-American Kareem Salama.

Prof Latif Kamaluddin, poet and intellectual, has quite a few things to say about the state of Malaysian literature and its authenticity.

Who are the artists that rake in the dough today?

Kee Thuan Chye laments about Malaysia today, and reminisces about the Malaysia he used to know.

The In-Between Art Festival delivers sumptuous ethnic food along with exhilarating entertainment.