The mental health support we receive from Keiro gives clinicians at LTSC flexibility to meet clients where theyre at.

Her work also speaks of the migration of culture.brushy drawings and paintings of mixed metaphors.

An opening reception will be held Saturday.She received her MFA from Otis College of Art and Design in 2011 and a BFA from Tokyo University of the Arts in 2002.Japanese anime and Buddhist figuration.

The title of Kimuras exhibition offers homage to this extraordinary tale.Her contemporized figures are cloaked in hot colors.

and learns the language and culture of a country and region unfamiliar to her.

as people sought safety from India to China.systematically dispossessed and incarcerated for the duration of the war.

“Why are they still being held? Nobody’s ever been treated like this.assault law enforcement officers.

and leave feces on the walls and trash all over the sacred home of our democracy.6 rioters and Japanese Americans who were denied due process when they were forcibly removed from their homes.