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The exhibition will debut at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City in February 2024 and travel to the Smithsonian American Art Museum.navigate through good times and bad.

JANM is working with community organizations like the Center for Social Justice Civil Liberties of the Riverside Community College District and the Hayward Area Historical Society to share these artworks with a wider audience.where Hibi and Okubo were incarcerated.and other artist collectives throughout California.

Hibi and Okubo were imprisoned at the Tanforan temporary detention center in the Bay Area and the Topaz incarceration camp in Utah; Hayakawa relocated to New Mexico.Yet all of them were committed to leveraging art as a productive means of storytelling and engaging with diverse communities.

JANMMany of these never-before-seen-by-the-public artworks are drawn from artist estates like the Hisako and Matsusaburo George Hibi estate and the Miné Okubo estate; numerous private collections including Richard Sakais Asian American art collection; and institutions such as the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

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