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[By Andy Quan | 27 Nov 2009 | 2 Comments]
Here’s Kamahl!

Kamahl laughs when I remind him of the reason for this interview, but none of us at Peril knew, long ago when the theme of this issue was chosen, that Kamahl would soon be thrust back into the spotlight.
“Let me tell you the origin of that phrase,” he begins in the voice that made him famous. I could try to describe its depth and resonance, the way it draws you in, but most of Australia, as well as international fans, know that already.
Flying out from Amsterdam from a November 13th …

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[By Lian Low | 27 Nov 2009 | One Comment]
Editorial

Comments from Lian Low, prose editor of Peril.

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[By Amrita Dasvarma | 27 Nov 2009 | 4 Comments]
Why are we so unkind?

Two perspectives on recent Indian-Australian issues by Angela Dewan and Amrita Dasvarma.

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[By Alice Pung | 27 Nov 2009 | 2 Comments]
The original introduction to “Growing Up Asian in Australia”

Alice Pung’s original introduction to “Growing Up Asian in Australia”.

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[By Owen Leong | 27 Nov 2009 | One Comment]
Interview with Pyuupiru

PYUUPIRU
Interview by Owen Leong
Translated by Daisuke Harada, Alix Horngacher and Miki Matsumoto
Original Japanese transcript (PDF)
Pyuupiru is an artist living and working in Tokyo. Known for creating elaborate polymorphous three-dimensional works based on delusions and obsessions, her more recent ‘Selfportrait Series’ explores physical and psychological transformation. Created over several years, this work powerfully documents the artist’s experience of sex reassignment surgery. Pyuupiru has exhibited at the Yokohama Triennale and Yokohama Museum of Art. Her performance and installation work has also been commissioned at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. I caught up …