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Art is admired, inspirational, and definitely not a taboo subject. HIV/AIDS on the other hand, is a different matter. This is why ACAS– Asian AIDS Community Services presented ar+ogether (pronounced …
As Gandhi once said, if we perform repeated reactionary responses, it disempowers us. Perhaps this is why the Happy Too Asian conference was organized—to create a space for people to …
Ricepaper magazine is looking for submissions of poetry, short fiction and speculative non-fiction for our upcoming special Aboriginal – Asian issue featuring guest editors Joanne Arnott, Lee Maracle and Jim-Wong-Chu. …
What do you remember about your childhood? A couple weeks ago I asked Ricepaper friends to send me photos of themselves when they were little. The pictures they submitted were funny …
Fashionable Pictures I don’t mean to be stereotypical, and I have no idea why this is, but a lot of things that come out of Japan often turn out to …
Fashionable Asians! is Ricepaper’s very first street fashion series on…fashionable Asians in Vancouver. Unlike any other street fashion blog, however, we seek to find out the deeper meanings behind these …
The latest issue of Ricepaper is out, you can get your copy here for $5! Exciting works by Joy Kogawa, Arthur Nakane, Joanna Chiu, Haruka Sakaguchi, Matea Kulic, Celine Song, …
Set in 2002, Dionne Brand’s What We All Long For brings together the multi-layered voices and history of Toronto, the unexplored lives of urban youth, and the hidden secrets of their families. …
In linking this artist’s work to Tiannamen Square and other global movements, Isaac’s interview shows how art works alongside other modes of social action. I am reminded of the statue of …
My cousin recently found these mugshots of our older relatives when they immigrated to New York from China in 1864. Apparently they were arrested for fraud, but it was really …