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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 …
It’s the modern-age question. When you open your cutlery drawer, do you opt for the simple-to-use stainless steel fork or the ancient yet versatile bamboo chopsticks? Living in an increasingly globalized …
What’s your favourite bakery or restaurant in Vancouver Chinatown? According to their website, New Town Bakery at 148 E. Pender Street is known for its “award winning apple tarts” and “world famous …