Video of When You Call My Name exhibition and ceremonial performance in Perth
An exhibition of the When You Call My Name project was held at Murdoch University in Perth Western Australia, featuring a ceremonial performance on 29 August 2026. Here is the video, which you can also view on the Nikkei Australia YouTube page. Video Adrian Retter...
When You Call My Name exhibition opens in Broome
An exhibition featuring 20 photographic works that are part of the When You Call May Name project will open in Broome Western Australia on 30 August and run until 2 September. 14 of the photographic works were created in Broome with members of the Broome Nikkei...
Nikkei Australia member Mayu Kanamori’s exhibition opens in Perth
Nikkei Australia founding member Mayu Kanamori’s photographic exhibition Teiju to wa Nandaro (What does it mean to settle?) will open on Friday 28 August and run until Friday 25 September at Murdoch University Art Gallery in Perth, Western Australia. Teiju to wa...
Nikkei Australia member Christine Piper awarded fellowship at State Library of NSW
Nikkei Australila member and author Christine Piper is one of the Summer Fellows 2026 at the State Library of NSW. She will be using the fellowship to continue work on her novel, using the Library to research 1930s Sydney life. The principal purpose of the Summer...
Nikkei Australia members feature in new publication about Japanese migrations
Congratulations to Nikkei Australia members who are contributors to a new scholarly publication about Japanese migrations to Australia. The book includes a chapter about our group Nikkei Australia, written by one of our founding members Mayu Kanamori. Japanese...
An article about Japanese Communities and White Australia by Tianna Killoran19 October 2026- Nikkei Australia’s Sophie Constable interviewed by Japanese American National Museum18 October 2026
- SBS Japanese Radio Coverage of When You Call My Name Project17 October 2026
- The Tale of Two Tomokos17 October 2026
- Launch of the 30th Anniversary edition of Dr Yuriko Nagata’s Unwanted Aliens: Japanese Internment in Australia14 October 2026
Major support by The Japan Foundation Sydney
Recent Comments