and exaggerated with distorted timelines and mismatched cultures.

This is a particularly special project for us: Nancy and LA Artcore founder Lydia Takeshita met in the early 1980s when Artcore established itself on Mateo Street.This exhibition is a memoir of sorts — my life growing up in L.

I am thrilled to have been supported by Ana Iwataki and Gino Abrajano.said LA Artcore Executive Director Pranay Reddy.for this moment is special and we want to experience it all.

The work on view offers glimpses of her inquiries into nature.where she co-founded Gallery IV.

Its specific to my world — the Japanese American world of post-World War II Los Angeles.

artists’ studio building.chief government and community relations officer at Chinatown Service CenterAndrew Yam.

Media Asian Network for Asian Americans.president and founder of Faith and Community EmpowermentEsther Young Lim.

assistant director of business and economic development.its critical to recognize that the growth in reported hate crimes is partly due to the success of our LA vs Hate system.