 Arrival Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre, 100–6688 Southoaks Cres., Burnaby, Burnaby When
WEBSITE As a finalist for the coveted AIMA|AGO Photography Prize, Chino Otsuka, a Japanese artist currently living in England, completed a residency at the Nikkei National Museum (NNM) in 2014. This exhibition features work inspired by that residency. Through her exploration of the NNM archives, Otsuka discovered the early history of Japanese immigrants to Canada and became fascinated with the stories of young women who came as “picture brides”. Otsuka will visually weave the stories of these young women by combining archive images and new photographs in an audio-visual installation. Arrival captures the time of anticipation, hope, and adventure as they began their journey to a new country. Public programs – all events are free and open to the public Opening reception - Saturday, June 11, 2016 3-5pm, preceded by artist talk from 2pm. Everyone welcome. Through Her Lens – a panel on work in film by Nikkei artists Saturday, July 16, 2pm Preserving Your Photographs workshop - Saturday, August 20, 2-4pm Sunday Family Corner - June 12 & July 10, 12-4pm
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Do you have any former students who are currently using Japanese in the workplace? 現在、職場で日本語を使っている元の生徒はいますか？ JFLA is planning to make a series of videos promoting the Japanese language. We are looking for professionals who use Japanese at work. We would like to send a camera crew to their workplace to interview them, and hopefully catch them speaking, reading, or writing in Japanese. JFLAは日本語を推進するビデオのシリーズを作る予定をしていますので、仕事で日本語を使うプロを探しています。その方々にインタビューをする為に彼ら職場に取材班を送りたい、そして、できれば彼らが日本語を話したり、読んだり、書いたりしているのを取材したい。 If you know anyone who would be interested in talking to us about this opportunity, please send them this link: もしこの機会について話すことに興味を持つ人を知っていたら、このリンクを彼らに送ってください。 http://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07ed0uusbfircdwqn6/start *Note: Make sure they click on the link that ends with “start.” Be careful! The link changes when you enter it into a browser. このリンクだけを利用ください。ブラウザで入る時はリンクが変えますので気をつけてください。 Please help us show off your former students to the world! その様な元の生徒を世界に発信する為に私たちに力を貸してください！ Thank you very much! ありがとうございます。 Amanda ------------------------------------------------------- Amanda Rollins Program Coordinator Japan Foundation, Los Angeles 5700 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 100 Los Angeles, CA 90036 (323)761-7510x113 The Province recently published an article about the internment of Japanese-Canadians from 1942 - 1943.
During the Second World War, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the Canadian government displaced and detained thousands of Japanese Canadians. In Vancouver, some 8,000 Japanese Canadians were placed and detained at the PNE Livestock buildings at Hastings Park. The Japanese Canadian Citizens Association intends to nominate the PNE Livestock building as a Japanese-Canadian historic site to Heritage BC. During the renovation of the livestock building, the Association intends to create an interpretive display. They envision a recreation of a living stall where families lived, as well as a commemorative display of all the families who were placed and detained at the PNE Livestock building. Watch and listen to a two-minute video as Judy Hanazawa (Japanese Canadian Citizens Association) describes what life was like for Japanese-Canadian families during the internment at the PNE Livestock building as well as the vision to commemorate those families interned in the barns. Read the full article by clicking here or visit: http://theprovince.com/news/local-news/japanese-canadians-push-for-pne-livestock-barns-to-become-historic-site |
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