Rungh Initiatives

Rungh is committed to programming and projects that create new conversations and connections.

Desh@RunghDesh Pardesh was a foundational set of South Asian cultural gatherings.

Minquon Panchayat ArchiveThe Minquon Panchayat was one of Canada’s first IBPOC centred national arts movements.

Cultivating KinReframing futures for Indigenous and Racialized artists.

Archive Creation ResidencyA virtual archive creation residency that explores intergenerational relationships, memory and the archive.

ReduxA self-directed journey through the print magazine archive, using Rungh's digital network and discoverability tool Redux.

Komagata Maru: Pasts, Presents, FuturesTrace the history of the Komogata Maru through the pages of Rungh.

Local ColourThis conversation with Tarah Hogue and Zool Suleman is an entry point into Local Colour, the grass roots protest in 1991-1992 against the exclusionary practices of the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Rungh ReadingsRungh hosts readings and "archive reactivations" at various festivals and Rungh organized events.

Primary Colours/ Couleurs PrimairesRungh is proud to be part of the ongoing Primary Colours BIPOC centring initiatives.

Art & Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thonsRungh has begun to host Wikipedia edit-a-thons in partnership with Art & Feminism.

Rungh ArchiveRead PDFs of the print magazine since 1992. View the preserved websitessince 2017.

Longing & BelongingRungh partnered with the 2019 DOXA Documentary Film Festival to co-curate and co-present a programming stream exploring some of the body of work created by South Asian artists during the 1990’s.

Recollective: Vancouver Independent Archives Week 2018/2019A series of free public events, panels, conversations, and screenings, which took place from November 2 – 13, 2018 highlighting artist-run centre archives, artists working with archives, and the intersections between contemporary art practices and social movements in Vancouver.

Rungh Redux

Rungh Redux

Rungh Redux