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Rungh is committed to digitizing and documenting important moments of Rungh's history and to providing it from education and interest. Documentation will be added as it becomes available.
Rungh ‘mock up’ cover design 1991 for Canada Council funding application. Design: Abdallah Jamal and Sherazad Jamal
1992 Rungh Magazine launch video 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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Cover Image of ‘in spirit and law’ report 1994


In February 1993, Rungh Editor, Zool Suleman was appointed as the Co-chair of the “British Columbia Advisory Committee on the Status of the Artist” by then Minister of Culture and Tourism, Darlene Marzari. The report entitled, “in spirit and law: Report of the B.C. Advisory Committee on the Status of the Artist” was presented to the newly appointed Minister of Small Business, Tourism and Culture, Bill Barlee in February 1994. On April 3, 1995, the BC Advisory Committee on the Status of the Artist issued a report card (“Government Gets Poor Grades”) noting the limited progress made by the government of British Columbia. One of the key recommendations of the report was to create “an independent, arm’s length arts council to administer arts funding”. While the
BC Arts Council was created in 1995, it was not created as an independent body at arm’s length from the government.

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Report Cover and Letter To Minister

Artist status recognition report document from 1994.
Rungh - Report on Artist Status by B.C. Advisory Committee, 1994
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Rungh - Report on Artist Status by B.C. Advisory Committee, 1994
Cultural Heritage of British Columbia
Rungh organization signature page with multiple signatures and names.
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Government Gets Poor Grades – April 6, 1995 – Media Release

Government Gets Poor Grades - April 6 1995 - BC Advisory Committee on the Status of the Artist 2-images-0
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Government Gets Poor Grades - April 6 1995 - BC Advisory Committee on the Status of the Artist 2-images-0
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in spirit and law – Report of the B.C. Advisory Committee on the Status of the Artist – submitted on February 1994

Random Acts of Legacy Film Screening
Rungh screened Ali Kazimi’s film “Random Acts of Legacy” on February 9, 2018 at Emily Carr University of Art and Design. View an interview with the film maker.
Rungh Relaunch Party
Rungh was relaunched on February 10, 2018 at Centre A in Vancouver's historic Chinatown. See videos, ephemera, and documentation from this event in Rungh's history.
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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Beyond Extinction: Sinixt Resurgence
Rungh partnered with the 2022 DOXA Documentary Film Festival to present Ali Kazimi’s “Beyond Extinction: Sinixt Resurgence” at a Premiere on May 7, 2022 at the VIFF Centre – Vancity Theatre. There was a second screening on Monday May 9, 2022 at the SFU – Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema and a Masterclass with Ali Kazimi on Sunday, May 8, 2022 at SFU.
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Back Issues: A Conversation About Art Writing and Publishing
Back Issues: A Conversation About Art Writing and Publishing explores the histories and contemporary work of Canadian art publications.
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Tracing Contours: Canadian South Asian Contemporary Arts 1990s – 2020s
Shelly Bahl, Farheen Haq and Jordan Strom in conversation with moderator Zool Suleman at the Libby Leshgold gallery at Emily Carr University February 9, 2023
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Archiving Counter-Histories
Rungh Editor talks to Am Johal at SFU's Below the Radar Podcast
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