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Historic Joy Kogawa House featured on Ezvid Wiki

Historic Joy Kogawa House featured on Ezvid Wiki

by Staff | Sep 8, 2020 | Announcements, Press/Media | 0 comments

Historic Joy Kogawa House has been recently featured in the Ezvid Wiki video “5 Places That Bring History To Life”. “While reading about notable figures and events is a great way to learn, nothing can quite compare to the experience of witnessing firsthand...
Stories about Yarn Bombing at Kogawa House

Stories about Yarn Bombing at Kogawa House

by Todd Wong | Mar 8, 2011 | Announcements, Press/Media | 0 comments

Yarn bombing of Kogawa Tree on BCLiving.ca: About 50 crafters gathered at 1450 West 64th Avenue in Marpole to complete the three-month long yarnbombing project to cover the cherry tree behind Joy Kogawa’s childhood home. Joined by authors, photographers,...
Joy Kogawa House in Georgia Straight

Joy Kogawa House in Georgia Straight

by Todd Wong | Sep 26, 2008 | Press/Media, Save the House | 0 comments

Georgia Straight: Joy Kogawa House is the “Best new place to get writing done” When I joined the “Save Kogawa House” campaign in September 2005, I just knew it was something that had to be done. Three years later we now have our first...
Obasan, an important part of a new Canadian literary canon

Obasan, an important part of a new Canadian literary canon

by Todd Wong | Jul 17, 2008 | Announcements, Press/Media | 0 comments

How important is Joy Kogawa and her novel Obasan to Canada? Obasan was chosen twice, amongst the panel of 5, for their top ten most important Canadian literary works. Only 5 works were chosen twice or more… and Obasan was one of them! Reading the Globe &...
Joy Kogawa’s childhood home on Globe and Mail

Joy Kogawa’s childhood home on Globe and Mail

by Todd Wong | Apr 25, 2008 | Press/Media, Save the House | 0 comments

Globe & Mail: “Instead of dying, it’s been given a second chance” This is truly a miracle story. I remember in the early 1980’s shelving “Obasan” on book shelves while I worked at the Vancouver Public Library. Just the existence...
More heritage recognition for Joy Kogawa House

More heritage recognition for Joy Kogawa House

by Todd Wong | Feb 28, 2007 | Press/Media, Save the House | 0 comments

More Heritage recognition for Joy Kogawa House: write-ups in Vancouver Courier and Journal of Commerce Fred Lee wrote in the Vancouver Courier: Mayor Sam Sullivan conferred honours on the champions of heritage at the recent 28th annual City of Vancouver Heritage...
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