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Canadian Nikkei Artist
Takeuchi's Shapes In Between Retrospective: 60 Years and Counting - Part 2
Read Part 1 >> Prior to 1995, Norman admits that he had little contact with the JC community: “My …

Norm Masaji Ibuki • July 24, 2023

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artists Canada galleries Japanese Canadians Norman Takeuchi Ottawa Ottawa Art Gallery
artists Canada galleries Japanese Canadians Norman Takeuchi Ottawa Ottawa Art Gallery
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Canadian Nikkei Artist
Takeuchi's Shapes In Between Retrospective: 60 Years and Counting - Part 1
“Trying to figure out what it means to be Japanese Canadian is messy work. To sum it up: to me, b…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • July 23, 2023

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artists awards Canada galleries Japanese Canadians Norman Takeuchi Order of Canada Ottawa Ottawa Art Gallery Shapes in Between (exhibition)
artists awards Canada galleries Japanese Canadians Norman Takeuchi Order of Canada Ottawa Ottawa Art Gallery Shapes in Between (exhibition)
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Canadian Nikkei Artist
Hastings Park Revisited with Artist Henry Tsang
I first met artist and professor Henry Tsang back in 2019 at the Powell Street Festival, where he…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • Sept. 13, 2021

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artists arts British Columbia Canada exhibitions galleries Hastings Park temporary detention center Henry Tsang Surrey Art Gallery Surrey (B.C.) temporary detention centers Vancouver (B.C.) World War II camps
artists arts British Columbia Canada exhibitions galleries Hastings Park temporary detention center Henry Tsang Surrey Art Gallery Surrey (B.C.) temporary detention centers Vancouver (B.C.) World War II camps
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JASC Partners With Alphawood Gallery on “Then They Came For Me;” Largest JA Incarceration Exhibit Ever in Midwest
On June 29th, 2017, the Alphawood Gallery, in partnership with the Japanese American Service Commit…

Ryan Masaaki Yokota • Feb. 1, 2018

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Alphawood Gallery Chicago exhibitions galleries Illinois imprisonment incarceration Japanese Americans Midwest Region (U.S.) photographs photography resettlements Then They Came For Me (exhibition) United States World War II camps
Alphawood Gallery Chicago exhibitions galleries Illinois imprisonment incarceration Japanese Americans Midwest Region (U.S.) photographs photography resettlements Then They Came For Me (exhibition) United States World War II camps
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Canadian Nikkei Series
Hamilton Artist Bryce Kanbara
After Bryce’s dad, Tameo Kanbara, was released from the prisoner of war camp in 1946, there were on…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • April 16, 2014

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artists arts Bryce Kanbara Canada galleries Hamilton Hamilton (Ontario) Japan Japanese Canadian art Japanese Canadians Nisei Mass Evacuation Group (organization) Ontario resisters Tameo Kanbara World War II You Me Gallery
artists arts Bryce Kanbara Canada galleries Hamilton Hamilton (Ontario) Japan Japanese Canadian art Japanese Canadians Nisei Mass Evacuation Group (organization) Ontario resisters Tameo Kanbara World War II You Me Gallery
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