Women who made art in Japanese internment camps are getting their due
Ibuki Hibi Lee remembers waking up to the sounds of her mothers paintbrush hitting the canvas in their small New York City apartment. After W
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Ibuki Hibi Lee remembers waking up to the sounds of her mothers paintbrush hitting the canvas in their small New York City apartment. After W
Sermons preached the Sunday before they were sent off exhorted suffering Christians to find their hope in Jesus and to continue to gather together.
The papers of Hisako Hibi and Matsusaburo “George” Hibi, an addition to our substantial holdings related to Japanese-American artists, are detailed by California collector Matthew Simms.
Koho Yamamoto studied her art in an internment camp for Japanese Americans during World War II and then opened a school. At 101, she still finds time to teach.
A gathering of Topaz camp survivors and descendants have come to the Utah desert to remember James Wakasa and the 140 other Japanese Americans who died here.