Join us for a screening of Riceboy Sleeps, the award-winning film that follows the journey of a Korean single mother and her son as they navigate the challenges of immigration, identity, and belonging in Canada. Presented in connection with the exhibition Mythical Creatures: The Stories We Carry, the film explores themes of cultural transformation, resilience, and the ways in which myth and memory shape personal and collective identities.

This program is presented in collaboration with the Korean American Artist Collective (KAAC). 

Tickets are required and free. Tickets include museum admission and free parking.

More about KAAC:

The Korean American Artist Collective (KAAC) is a group of artists dedicated to supporting, building, and amplifying works that are politically, socially, and culturally engaged, and rooted in the Korean American experience. We do this by creating spaces of connection, collaborating, exhibiting, and distributing works in all media. Our work lies at the intersection of Korean American identity, community, and justice.

Our mission is to provide resources and opportunities for Korean American artists to collaborate and tell their stories, thereby presenting the Korean American experience in all of its complexity and diversity. We believe that building solidarity with and providing support for Korean American artists will bring about a more just and liberatory future.