I wanted to first thank all of you (who) have supported me and my family in the search for my sister Hannah Kobayashi.

He invites us to join an epic artistic odyssey through Bronzeville Chicago.and we all need to take part in the process; together we inspire hope in each other.

The event will showcase visual artwork by Carey Westbrook and Miki Yokoyama installed at Azay; invite participation in pop-up art-making workshops facilitated by Ayumi Chisolm and Carey Westbrook and community interviews by documentarian and storyteller Bobby Buck; and feature a performance by Wayne Hoggatt in collaboration with jazz musicians and Japanese taiko and West African drummers.Artwork by Ayumi ChisolmPhoto by Tina JuneMiki Yokoyama.organizers chose to encourage artwork spanning a wide range of mediums.

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Learning about the connected histories of these communities was enlightening and a joy.

artists were invited to submit proposals.Asian American contributors included artist/production manager C.

My First Hundred Years: The Memoirs of Nellie Nakamura.San Francisco) and Rafael Jesus Gonzalez (Berkeley).

formerly incarcerated Japanese Americans.visual artist/educator Elizabeth Travelslight.