Eileen Kage is primarily a performer/composer of Taiko. She has been active in Vancouver’s Taiko community since the 1980's, initiating several Vancouver Taiko groups including Uzume Taiko, Sawagi Taiko and the band LOUD. Kage has collaborated with a variety of artists as well as toured
Lorna Boschman works with communities, informed by a digital literacy approach to making art, conducting arts-based research and exchanging knowledge through co-creation. Most recently, she was Project Manager and Faculty Associate for Cancer’s Margins, a research study of LGBT2Q people who have been diagnosed and
Dinka Pignon works with spatial video installation and ‘video sculpture’. Her practice is experimental, situated in the field of ‘mixed reality’. In her installations, large-scale video projections reshape the architecture of the space and create illusionary effects over objects. Operating on the borderline between the
Tsuneko Kokubo was born in Steveston, BC and raised in Japan. Returning to Canada in her late teens, she studied Fine Arts for four years at Vancouver School of Art (now Emily Carr University). She has worked extensively in theatre as a performer and costume