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SUMMARY: Guest speaker/Artist: Linda Ohama
DESCRIPTION: SAKURA NO SAKU MAE NI… (Before cherry blossoms bloom…) Guest s
 peaker/Artist: Linda Ohama Event planner/Collaborating artist: Yoriko Gilla
 rd Date: Sunday\, Feb. 27th 2011 Time: 2:00 – 5:00 pm Place: Dr. Simon K. Y
 . Lee Global Lounge and Resource Centre\, UBC Event type: Fundraising / Lin
 da Ohama’s film screening & Artist talk Entrance fee: $5 PROFILE: Since […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>SAKURA NO SAKU MAE NI... (Before cherry b
 lossoms bloom...)</h4><p>Guest speaker/Artist: <strong>Linda Ohama</strong>
 <br />Event planner/Collaborating artist: <strong>Yoriko Gillard</strong></
 p><p>Date: Sunday\, Feb. 27th 2011<br />Time: 2:00 - 5:00 pm</p><p>Place: D
 r. Simon K. Y. Lee Global Lounge and Resource Centre\, UBC</p><p>Event type
 : Fundraising / Linda Ohama's film screening & Artist talk</p><p>Entrance f
 ee: $5</p><p>PROFILE: Since the early 1970's\, Linda has worked as an exhib
 iting visual artist\, educator\, and independent filmmaker. She was born an
 d raised in Rainier\, Alberta where her parents had a family potato farm. S
 he is a third generation Canadian of Japanese ancestry (sansei) and has alw
 ays been an active member of her cultural and arts communities\, both local
 ly and internationally. Presently\, she continues directing films\, lecturi
 ng\, and working to help build ties between Japan and Canada through specia
 l programs with young people\, including building sister high school relati
 onships and the 2009 Chibi Taiko Vancouver-Onomichi project.</p><p>Linda gr
 aduated with degrees in arts (fine arts) and education and attended Univers
 ity of Calgary (Alberta)\, Banff School of Art\, Bishopâ€™s University (Que
 bec)\, and University of British Columbia. After teaching art in both publi
 c and private schools in Quebec and Ontario for several years\, she moved t
 o the West Coast and turned her attention to her professional visual and fi
 lm careers. Since then\, she has had numerous exhibitions in major gallerie
 s across Canada and has produced and directed eight independent award-winni
 ng films that have received international screenings and television broadca
 sts and recognized with several distinguished awards.</p><p>Her community w
 ork has also included sitting on various Boards and Committees including th
 e BC Arts Council (Victoria\, B.C.)\, Moving Images Distribution (Vancouver
 ) \, the Canadian Independent Film and Video Fund (Ottawa\, Ontario)\, Uzum
 e Taiko (Vancouver)\, National Nikkei Heritage Centre (Burnaby\, B.C.) and 
 Chibi Taiko (Vancouver). Over the years\, Linda has also served on assessme
 nt juries for the Canada Council\, Canadian Independent Film and Video Fund
 \, DOXA\, BC Arts Council\, and Heritage Canada.</p><p>Today\, Linda divide
 s her time between Vancouver\, Canada and Onomichi\, Japan to continue her 
 research\, films\, writing\, teaching and cultural works.</p>
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