Author: William Zou

Luka Kawabata

会多语的男中音Luka Kawabata在《The Hafu ハーフProject》中踏上身分之旅

去年夏天,日裔加拿大男中音 Luka Kawabata 以为名为《The HafuハーフProject》三部曲的数码艺术品已完工,这位温哥华歌剧歌手兼制作人在他所驻的Pacific Opera Victoria歌剧团完成了三部曲的最新一章《希望》(kibou)。但后来,City Opera Vancouver歌剧团联系了他,希望将他的短片系列改编成现场演出。

Greg Ng

多才多艺并屡获殊荣的影片剪辑师格雷格·吴(Greg Ng)分享了一些关于他「看不见的艺术」的秘密

近年来,格雷格·吴已成为温哥华最受欢迎的影片剪辑师之一。他的作品涵盖从恐怖片,电视剧到纪录片等各种类型,包括《长腿》,《史蒂芬·金之猴子》(The Monkey),《鸦骨》(Bones of Crows: The Series)和《灰熊真貌》(The Grizzlie Truth)等。他还参与剪辑了《圣徒与勇士》(Saints and Warriors),该片将于今年在多伦多Hot Docs电影节和温哥华的 DOXA 纪录片电影节上放映。

Greg Ng

多才多藝並屢獲殊榮的影片剪輯師格雷格·吳(Greg Ng)分享了一些關於他「看不見的藝術」的秘密

近年來,格雷格·吳已成為溫哥華最受歡迎的影片剪輯師之一。他的作品涵蓋從恐怖片,電視劇到紀錄片等各種類型,包括《長腿》,《史蒂芬·金之猴子》(The Monkey),《鴉骨》(Bones of Crows: The Series)和《灰熊真貌》(The Grizzlie Truth)等。他還參與剪輯了《聖徒與勇士》(Saints and Warriors),該片將於今年在多倫多Hot Docs電影節和溫哥華的 DOXA 紀錄片電影節上放映。

Minelle Mahatani

Minelle Mahtani 在她引人入胜的回忆录《May It Have a Happy Ending》(愿其有一个美满的结局)中找到她自己的声音

许多时候,我觉得书评在揭示作者的同时,也能反映出评论者的想法。考虑到这一点,我不会对 Minelle Mahtani 的《May It Have a Happy Ending: A Memoir of Finding My Voice as My Mother Lost Hers》进行深入评论。Mahtani 是 UBC加拿大研究学系主任,她的故事不需要通过与她生活经验截然不同的白人男性记者的视角来诠释

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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.

We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.

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