Demos is a journal of politics, poetry and ideas; a journal of democracy in a changing climate.
Canberra, Australia
Joined December 2014
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We are hosting a free one-day online editorial workshop with editor Cher Tan @mxcreant for writers and editors based on and around Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. The workshop will take place on Sat 27 November and Sun 28 November. Expressions of interest are now open until 4 Nov.
With support from @artsACT1 and @ainslie_gorman this workshop is free with limited places. Expressions of interest are now open until 4 November.
Get your EOI in now:
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Faro squinted at the sky, the way Tima often did when she was underwater, reaching for the light above the surface. ‘I’m moving back to Ireland.’
Another brilliant short story by @aniyonsenga, oof! x @demosjournal
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ISSUE 11: PRECARITY is now online! Thanks for the patience as demos journal moves to a brand new website.
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Very happy to have my article ‘Navigating Precarity: Some Notes on how Indonesia’s Urban Poor Negotiate with the State’ published alongside so many great pieces in @demosjournal
Thank you to everyone who came to the Canberra launch of the eleventh issue on demos journal! Special thanks to those who contributed to the issue. We look forward to announcing information about the next issue and the call for submissions, so please stay tuned.
Looking forward to the launch of the eleventh issue of demos at the Ainslie Arts Centre in Canberra tomorrow night. We will be launching the print version of the issue with reading from contributors - please join us and a grab a copy! @artsACT1 @ainslie_gorman.
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I’ve got an essay on a precarity, Butler and Lazarus in the latest issue (issue 11) of @demosjournal. Only out in physical copy, so hit them up for a copy. Will post when/if it goes digital.
Join us for the launch of the eleventh issue of demos journal: Precarity in Canberra. The event is being held at Ainslie + Gorman House Art Centres (@ainslie_gorman). Hope to see you there! facebook.com/events/39596167…
Have you previously contributed your work to demos journal? Or want to in the future? Please join our new group for contributors, we will keep you updated on calls for submissions, events and other ways to be involved. facebook.com/groups/30574106…
We're excited to be launching the next issue of demos journal at our event 'Writing precarity' with our friends at IPCS (@Postcolonials) this Friday, 7:00pm! Hope to see you there. A big thank you is in order to artsACT (@artsACT1) and Ainslie & Gorman (@ainslie_gorman)!💫⭐️
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🤩Budding arts producers, we'd love for you to join our team!✨
Applications to be our Creative Producer close November 20th. This is a paid part time role perfect for someone who enjoys youth programming, literary arts and cool cool colleagues *wink* expressmedia.org.au/about/wo…
Today is the last day! We're excited to be able to look at all the lovely things you've sent us ... Just a reminder you have until 11.59pm tonight. 😉
Our call for submissions has been extended!
So if you're thinking of submitting to demos journal’s next issue on the topic of ‘Precarity’, a collaboration between demos journal and the Institute of Postcolonial Studies
(@Postcolonials), send us your pieces by 5 October 2020!
Submissions close in seven days, but you still have time! See below for more info.
Our call for submissions has been extended!
So if you're thinking of submitting to demos journal’s next issue on the topic of ‘Precarity’, a collaboration between demos journal and the Institute of Postcolonial Studies
(@Postcolonials), send us your pieces by 5 October 2020!
Looking for ideas and inspiration for our next issue? We love receiving work in a range of forms - including the creative and experimental.
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We'll be sharing articles as provocations and starting points - musings on the concepts of both precarity and postcoloniality.
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