rocket scientist who had been incarcerated as a child in the concentration camp for Japanese Americans at Heart Mountain.

The run of the exhibit also included a walking tour of Uyemuras public artworks in Litle Tokyo and a launch for the booklet edited by Iwataki and Abrajano.From left: Co-curator Ana Iwataki.

She exhibited regularly at LA Artcore until Lydia’s passing in 2019.And more precisely how and why I became an artist.In addition to being active in the Little Tokyo community arts.

not so much a memento mori …Mottainai is a favorite saying in our community —we save what we think has value and sometimes we never use the things we think are special.call (213) 617-3274 or visit http://laartcore.

and sculpture — reflects almost six decades of her kaleidoscopic practice.

who took the curatorial lead to give extra resonance and context to this groundbreaking exhibit for Nancy.From Hiroshima to Hope: Japanese American Perspectives on Global Peace and Security.

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?The event had representatives from the Governors Office.and local government officials.