In case you missed our Ricepaper Issue 15.2 ‘RepresentAsians’ Magazine Launch at Rhizome Café here it is for your viewing pleasure! There are some exciting Ricepaper events in the upcoming …
Jim Wong-Chu
Jim Wong-Chu
Jim Wong-Chu is a published poet, author, editor, and historian. He is well- known as a co-founder of the Asian Canadian Writers Workshop, Ricepaper Magazine, Pender Guy Radio Program, Asia Canadian Performing Arts Resource (ACPAR), literASIAN: A Festival of Pacific Rim Asian Canadian Writing, and the Vancouver Asian Heritage Month Festival. He has also co-edited several anthologies of Asian Canadian writers.
As you may have read our previous post, the Henry Chow and other stories book anthology launch was a great success. On May 29, 2010 at the University of British …
In honour of fathers: http://blog.jilliantamaki.com/2010/06/fathers-day-comic/ http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/06/20/opinion/06202010opart_tamaki.html
Some more great events to enjoy in the upcoming months! Kurosawa Centennial Date: June 17 – August 10 Where: Pacific Cinémathèque 1131 HOWE ST, Vancouver, British Columbia V6Z 2Y6 Japanese …
PAUL WONG : MADE IN CHINA Date: June 24-26, 2010 Where: 1965 Main St. Vancouver, BC Be there for the opening of Paul Wong’s “Made in China” 3 Day Exhibition …
By Katherine Wong What: A Year of the Carnivore Who: A movie by Sook-Yin Lee Date: June 18 2010 Where: TORONTO at the Cumberland 4 Theatre (159 Cumberland Ave.) VANCOUVER …
Chanson – Asian style Date: June 27 Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto See seventeen vocalists vie for their chance to win “Sing for your Heart …
Job posting: Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto seeks Interim Executive Director
CCNC Toronto is looking for an interim executive director: Job Postings Interim Executive Director The Chinese Canadian National Council Toronto Chapter is an organization of Chinese Canadians in Toronto that …
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By Candice Okada There are few people who can address the seriousness of colonialism and cultural appropriation in a manner that is both humorous and aesthetically meaningful. Brendan Lee Satish …
