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Fountain: the source or origin of anything is a public art project that explores the metaphor of water, and expressions of fluidity, in our city’s built environment over the past century. …
Our new issue is out, featuring awesome works by Madeleine Thien, Evelyn Lau, Doretta Lau, Pe-Lien, Ying Kong, Rachel Wong, Shanna Yeung, Lindsay Diehl, Yutaka Dirks, Linda Nguyen, Kagan Goh, Hanako …
kahta mamook kopa chinook wawa— how to speak chinook Chanook Jargon An article by Judith Ichisaka from 17.3/4 our Aboriginal and Asian Canadian Writer’s Special Double Issue
You Are A Cat! by Sherwin Tjia Conundrum Press, Oct. 2011, 240 pages, 80 b/w illustrations $17 (Paperback) Reviewed by Elliot Chan. As someone who finds felines endearing and adorable—but …
Ricepaper is a national quarterly magazine devoted to showcasing Asian Canadian artists, writers, performers and innovators since 1995. Ricepaper is published by the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop which has assisted Asian Canadian writers …
Kim Fu’s short fiction “Mercury Messenger of the Gods” appeared in Ricepaper 18.1. Check out her Maisonneuve piece on growing up Chinese in Canada!
Tractor Trails by Danielle Thien. An excerpt. Published in Ricepaper 18.1, Summer 2013. In the Arctic Circle, at a latitude of sixty-six degrees and thirty-three minutes, traces of human existence …
A Field Survey is a show by Jimmy Liang, a Vancouver-based painter. It is presented at Yactac Gallery from December 13 to 20, 2013. The show ” evokes an intimate …
My Mother Hums Fado When No One is Listening by Ann Shin. An excerpt. Published in Ricepaper 18.2, Fall 2013 Was it love that nudged my parents to make the …
A profile of Janie Chang by Elliot Chan. An excerpt. Published in Ricepaper 18.1, Summer 2013 New Town Bakery and Restaurant in Vancouver’s Chinatown roared with conversations and kitchen clamour, …