As part of Asian Heritage Month, we meet Montreal contemporary dance choreographer and dancer Julio Hong to talk about his new work ‘Yemayo’ and how his Sino-Haitian-Cuban heritage and his life in Canada are expressed in his work. https://www.rcinet.ca/patrimoine-asiatique-en/wp-content/uploads/sites/26/2012/05/yemayo.mp3
You are what you eat, so the popular saying goes. Columnist Rashi Khilnani introduces us to Toronto-based professor Julie Mehta who believes representations of food in Canadian writing have much to do with identity and belonging. Professor Mehta also explains … Continued
by Marc Montgomery https://www.rcinet.ca/patrimoine-asiatique-en/wp-content/uploads/sites/26/2012/05/gaysouthasian.mp3 Dealing with being gay can be difficult for most people, but adding an ethnic background to the mix can make things even more colourful and, some artists argue, be good for one’s creative juices. A discussion … Continued