stepping away from the podium to reveal those words on his shirt.

Bobs humanitarian contributions extend beyond creative expression — they are acts of service to the broader community.His work confirms the power of creativity in advocating for social justice.

Matsumoto was nominated for the Outstanding Service Alumni Award by fellow ArtCenter alumnus Julian Ryder.Matsumotos work is in the permanent collection of the SmithsonianMatsumotos work is in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian.

where he caught the eye of owner Bob Kellywon Supportive Housing Development of the Year at the SCANPH (Southern California Association of Nonprofit Housing) Homes Within Reach Awards.

This is also the first affordable housing project for which LTSC is acting as lead service provider.

LTSC Co-Executive Director Takao Suzuki.SFVJACC has been a proud sponsor of the traveling exhibit since its inception in 2015.

Visual art entries must enable people to understand the history of the Tuna Canyon Detention Station and feel deeply enough to take action to stop future civil liberty violations.A $600 scholarship is provided for each first-place entry in art.

Entries are judged on originality.Videos are judged on originality.