Rungh Means Colour

Ethnography will die

ARTIST RUN CENTRE

Ethnography will die

Rocio Graham explores ritual, ceremony and relationality.

Reactivation by Design

INITIATIVES

Reactivation by Design

Graphic designer Simone Wharton shares the thoughtful conversations and considerations that informed shifting from print to digital design for Redux.

To Inspire Revolution

REVIEWS & REFLECTIONS

To Inspire Revolution

Make the World New reviewed by Phinder Dulai.

Ethnography will dieBy Rocio Graham

Rungh Means Colour

Rungh is a magazine, artist space, archive, and more. Rungh features work by Indigenous, Black, and People of Colour artists. Canadian, multidisciplinary, unique, opinionated. Since 1992.

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Current Issue

Rungh Magazine

Vol. 9 No. 4

Rungh Redux, an award winning, archive web platform is the focus of this issue of Rungh.

Artist Run Centre

Rocio Graham explores ritual, ceremony and relationality.

Reactivation by DesignBy Simone Wharton

Graphic designer Simone Wharton shares the thoughtful conversations and considerations that informed shifting from print to digital design for Redux.

Weaving a webBy Frank Hangler

Designing Rungh Redux for discovery.

Precarious Collective MemoryBy Rahat Kurd

Reflections on Rungh Magazine's 1992 launch.

1992 Rungh Magazine launch video documentation

Documentation

Archives can yield many surprises. This film of the Rungh Magazine Launch at Toronto’s Euclid Theatre in the Fall of 1992 was a precious gift to Rungh by filmmaker Ali Kazimi.

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Documentation

BCMA Acceptance SpeechBy Simone Wharton

Rungh was delighted to accept the 2022 BCMA Award of Merit for Innovative Practice presented to Rungh for the unique work of Redux.

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Documentation

Beyond Extinction: Sinixt Resurgence

Rungh partnered with the 2022 DOXA Documentary Film Festival to present Ali Kazimi's "Beyond Extinction: Sinixt Resurgence".

Crafting activismBy Sonia Tao

The Centre Cannot Hold: Laborious Memories reviewed.

Selling Bob MarleyBy Ashley Marshall

One Love Experience reviewed.

To Inspire RevolutionBy Phinder Dulai

Make the World New reviewed.

National Film Board Fails Equity AuditNovember 11, 2022

Your self-directed journey through the print magazine archives.

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Keerat Kaur: Panjabi Garden Exhibition at Surrey Art Gallery

mapping elsewhere

Alternator Call for Submissions

Rungh Redux Winner 2022 Award of Merit Innovative Practice

Setting Fire to Water

rararar anthology

Britannia Art Gallery

Creativity Lives Here

Artist Run Centre

A digital, creative space for artistic expression.

News

A recent report released by Racial Equity Screen Office (RESO) gave a failing "F" grade to Canada's National Film Board.

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From the Archive

Rungh Magazine: Vol. 6, No. 2

At Rungh, we like to ask questions. Often, the answers surprise us.