is a graduate of Ocean View High School in Huntington Beach.

with an opening reception from 2 to 4 p.After the work has dried and hardened.

Many of her figures wear black.which was created in early 1998 to enrich the cultural life of the Pasadena and Los Angeles communities and to foster a deeper appreciation of the arts.Her artistry and energy are truly inspiring!It will open to the public on at the Shumei Hall Gallery on Saturday.

Koyanagis dolls are very different from most traditional Japanese dolls.an artist who is still sculpting and painting her unique and exquisite dolls at the age of 91.

The exhibition will continue until Sunday.

and her father came from a family that specialized in making glass eyes for dolls.From left: JACL National President Larry Oda.

Mike Honda at the unveiling of Norman Minetas statue.a former vice mayor of San Jose.

serving as chair and ranking member of the House Transportation Committee and supporting legislation that provided redress and a formal apology to Japanese American incarcerees.the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles dedicated Norman Y.