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Women who made art in Japanese internment camps are getting their due - Vimarsana News

Women who made art in Japanese internment camps are getting their due

Ibuki Hibi Lee remembers waking up to the sounds of her mother’s paintbrush hitting the canvas in their small New York City apartment. After W

Milwaukee Weekend Guide May 19-21 | Milwaukee Magazine - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee Weekend Guide May 19-21 | Milwaukee Magazine

Check out Billy Porter’s Black Mona Lisa tour, Lakefront Brewery’s Maifest and more things to do in Milwaukee this weekend. Here’s your Milwaukee weekend guide.

This Week in Milwaukee: May 18-24, 2023 - Vimarsana News

This Week in Milwaukee: May 18-24, 2023

Comedian Donnell Rawlings, National Pizza Day, Enlightened Brewing Company turns 10, Combustor’s album release, Fallen Down Angel’s salute John Reilly, Billy Porter, the WAMI awards show and more—This Week in Milwaukee!

'His brush makes the quietest—the bleakest—places the most alluring;' Chiura Obata Works Acquired... - Vimarsana News

'His brush makes the quietest—the bleakest—places the most alluring;' Chiura Obata Works Acquired...

Thirty-five works by Chiura Obata, one of the most significant Japanese American artists of the twentieth century, are now in the permanent collection of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) at the University of Utah—thanks to a generous gift from the Obata estate.  “We’re very grateful to the Obata family for recognizing Utahns’ deep feelings for this incredible artist and for entrusting these wonderful objects ...

This artist was taken to Topaz internment camp during WWII. His work is now returning to Utah - Vimarsana News

This artist was taken to Topaz internment camp during WWII. His work is now returning to Utah

A Utah museum recently acquired over three dozen pieces of art created by a prominent 20th-century Japanese American artist.

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