Tamiko Nimura

“The Finest Work Songs: A Tour of Seattle Artists Working Together” (on Seattle-area artistic collaborations): (10/9/12); (10/15/12, Alan Lau and Susie Kozawa); (1/17/13, Jürg Koch and Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring); (4/17/13, Gabrielle Nomura and The Relay Dance Collective); (12/17/13, Joshua Parmenter and Phil Kline’s Unsilent Night); (2/15/13, Rosalind Bell and “Miles of Words That Matter”)

Series, “The Show Must Go On” (a “working artist” series about preparing for Drunken Telegraph, a storytelling show)

• Part 1: The Show Must Go On (4/10/12)

• Part 2: The Story We Tell Ourselves (4/17/12)

• Part 3: The Structure And The Stakes (4/27/12)

• Part 4: Off the Page (5/4/12)

• Part 5: Behind the Scenes (An Interview with my Producers) (5/16/12)

• Part 6: The Albatross (5/22/12)

• Part 7: A Deep and Generous Listening (6/1/12)

• Part 8: On With The Show (6/11/12)

• Part 9: How It All Turned Out (7/6/12, includes link to audio)

Commissioned 2-year series on being Nikkei in the Pacific Northwest:

• Recipe for an Improvised Girls’ Day (3/31/14)

• This Is What It Means To Say Hanami in Seattle (4/30/14)

• Celebrating the Child: Kodomo No Hi in Seattle (6/5/14)

• The Fabric that Makes the Story: Interview with Dawn Yanagihara, Kiriko (7/23/14)

• A Circuit Left Open: Thoughts from the Tule Lake Pilgrimage 2014 (9/5/14)

• The Circles of Bon Odori (9/16/14)

• It’s Not Just About History: Visiting the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial (11/1/14)

• Uncovering Tacoma’s Nikkei Past: The Japanese Language School Memorial (12/2/14)

• A Tribute to My Oldest Nisei Auntie (1/6/15)

• A Tour of Japanese and Japanese “Fusion” Bakeries in Seattle (2/13/15)

• From Barbed Wire to Cherry Blossoms: Day of Remembrance 2015 in Washington State (3/24/15)

• To Stand On Both Feet: Cathy Tashiro and The Dimensions of Mixed Race Identity (4/28/15)

• A Lesson in Taiko–And Parenting (6/2/15)