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Kiyooka, Roy

Roy Miki talks about Roy Kiyooka's book Pacific Windows at The University of Calgary in [2001?]
Roy Kiyooka talking with Fred Wah in Vancouver
Roy Kiyooka and Daphne Marlatt on Relationship in the Arts
Roy Kiyooka reading on March 4, 1976
Roy Kiyooka reading at David Thompson University Centre (DTUC) on March 10, 1982
radiofreerainforest 17 November, 1992 and 10 December, 1992
Roy Miki and Fred Wah reading at Kiyooka Show at Triangle Gallery of Visual Art in Calgary on April 7, 2001
Pacific Windows
Pacific Windows
Pacific Windows
Selected Bibliography
Notes Toward a Book ef Photoglyphs
Photograph(s)
An Interview with Sheila Watson
radiofreerainforest 23 November, 1986
radiofreerainforest 12 October, 1986
radiofreerainforest + from the vault 12 August, 1990 Master sides 2+4/4
radiofreerainforest 22 September, 1985
radiofreerainforest, Gerry Gilbert, Maxine Gadd, and David Pritchett, 24 January, 1991
radiofreerainforest "Rough Mix," 13 April, 1986
radiofreerainforest 9 June, 1985
radiofreerainforest 12 April, 1987
radiofreerainforest 15, 22 & 8 January 1989
radiofreerainforest 30 October, 1988
radiofreerainforest 15 October, 1988

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