The Marais Review is the digital magazine of The Marais Foundation, a Portland, Oregon-based 501c3 Not-For-Profit that provides financial support through micro-grants to new, striving, and emerging artists.
Featured Grant Recepient
Kailey Boronat - Poet
Portland-based poet Kailey Boronat writes poetry that is evocative, brutal, and timelessly vulnerable. The beauty of her words is belied by the often unfiltered reality of lost love, pain, and, ultimately, hope of her experience.
Artists in Review
Artist Spotlight – Teresa Flowers
Teresa Flowers is almost a metaphor for her works; she is a realist who blends the natural into a sublime and occasionally absurd, but always gorgeously colorful and real, into evocative photos that draw the eye and bend the mind.
Center Stage – Whim Grace
Whim Grace, now based in New Orleans, inhabits a unique place of a genuine, sexy, and playful presence that intertwines with her cerebral songwriting talent and a soulful, rich, and sensual voice that haunts the melody.
A uniquely Marais Review take on the traditional book review, Three Line Reviews distills the very essence of a novel into a near haiku of brevity, wit, and opinion. Current Reviews:
- The Prague Sonata, by Bradford Morrow
- Apeirogon, by Colum McCann
- Love Is A Dog from Hell, by Charles Bukowski
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