Announcements

Lots to read and share! See what is featured in Rungh - Volume 8, Number 1.

Lots to read and share! See what is featured in Rungh - Volume 7, Number 4.

This issue of Rungh focuses on music with a look at new work by Mohamed Assani, Ruby Singh and Cartel Madras.

Rungh Volume 7, Number 2 features video of the Rungh Readings that took place in 2019, two of which reactivated some of Rungh's archive issues.

Surrey Art Gallery is partnering with Rungh Magazine to increase the representation of women and non-binary artists on Wikipedia.

Our next issue of Rungh is just around the corner and we have an early excerpt from Polar Vortex by Shani Mootoo.

We wrap up this decade with Volume 6, Number 4, a Film and Video Issue.

Rungh is seeking a part-time Communications Assistant to assist with design, content production, and social media outreach (Twitter, Instsgram, Facebook).

Vancouver - Hogan’s Alley Society, in partnership with Rungh Cultural Society, is hosting an afternoon of readings from Rungh’s Antiracism issue. This event will be an archive “activation” as well as a showcase for new work by emerging and established artists.

Vancouver - Rungh Cultural Society, in partnership with Full Circle: First Nations Performance is hosting an afternoon of poetry readings at the Full Circle Studio.

Join Rungh at DOXA for three screenings on May 9 and May 10, as we explore Longing and Belonging: 1990s South Asian Film and Video. An exciting period in Canadian cultural production is explored in three separate programs.

Join Rungh at a "pop up" event at the Surrey Art Gallery on Saturday, March 16, 2019, from 12 noon to 4pm.

Rungh is one of Canada’s leading arts and culture sites. Since 1992, Rungh has been a leader in focusing upon culture produced by racialized and intersectional communities. Rungh brings the margins to the centre. Rungh. Means. Colour.

Recollective: Vancouver Independent Archives Week 2018 is a series of free public events, panels, conversations, and screenings that highlight artist-run centre archives, artists working with archives, and the intersections between contemporary art practices and social movements in Vancouver.

Rungh is pleased to announce that the prestigious Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity has entered into a Sponsorship with Rungh for Rungh’s Archive Creation Program.

Rungh is happy to be a Media Partner for 'Desis in the Diaspora' featuring the art work of Jagdeep Singh Raina. The show is being presented by the South Asian Studies Institute at University of the Fraser Valley and other presenting and funding partners.

Rungh has a new Internship position available to assist with fundraising and development projects and goals.

In partnership with Centre A, Rungh has formed a new Archive/Creation Group. This group will work to activate the Rungh archive and create new content as Rungh moves forward in making its archive more accessible and in developing educational resources which incorporate the archive.

Rungh is pleased to announce its partnership with Simon Fraser University (SFU) for SFU, Special Collections and Rare Books at the W.A.C. Bennett Library, to commence the digitization of the Rungh archive.

Primary Colours/Couleurs primaires is a three year initiative project with joint Directors, France Trépanier and Chris Creighton-Kelly.