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September 18, 2023
Rungh Magazine, Volume 10, No 3
Art by Solomon Chiniquay and jaz whitford. Installation Image by Micheal Love. Artspeak Gallery.
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This issue of Rungh is a special issue about Cultivating Kin.
It includes an article by me that reflects on Rungh’s multi-year journey from Primary Colours/Couleurs primaires (2017) to Cultivating Kin (2023) and five recordings of conversations with artists Chris Creighton-Kelly, France Trepanier, Nicole Kelly Westman, David Ng, Valerie Sing Turner, Diane Roberts, Haruko Okano, David Garneau and Margo Kane.
A written exchange between David Ng and Valerie Sing Turner traces their personal journeys to and with Cultivating Kin.
The Artist Run Centre features Solomon Chiniquay and jaz whitford with text by Nya Lewis.
At Rungh, we sometimes take years to cultivate some of our special issues.
- Editor
Explore Rungh Volume 10, Number 3
Reviews & Reflections
Not Checking BoxesBy Zool Suleman
Understanding Cultivating Kin on its own terms
Conversations
Seeking Relation at the Speed of TrustBy David Ng and Valerie Sing Turner
A Cultivating Kin Conversation
Initiatives
Artist Run Centre
Ake Huchimagachach Ena (I’ll see you again mother) Ake Huchimagachach Ade (I’ll see you again father)By Nya Lewis
Cultural memoirs by Solomon Chiniquay and jaz whitford
Coming Soon
Rungh’s Archive Creation Residency virtually gathered artists Serena Lukas Bhandar, Farheen Haq, Shelly Bahl, and Zinnia Naqvi as they reflect on conversations about memory, archive, family, relations, and intergenerational knowledge exchange. Stay tuned for more updates.
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Launched in 2022, Redux is a digital network and discoverability tool. It invites you to explore the archive of printed Rungh Magazines from 1992-1999 (Volumes 1-4). Connect artists to articles and art. Draw linkages between thematic issues and streams.
Rungh Redux is also a bridge between the 1990s and the newly launched (2017) Rungh website. Travel from past to present and back again. Share your journey via social media links and more.
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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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