@DMo
DMo is a writer based in Los Angeles, specializing in the arts and the nonprofit sector. A Sansei and a native of Southern California, he has written for UCLA and the Japanese American National Museum, where he serves as a volunteer. He currently works in fundraising and external relations for Art Center College of Design.
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May 31, 2008
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California, United States of America
In Person
California, United States of America
"Tokyo Then, Tokyo Now" Colloquium at UCLA, May 31
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Japanese American National Museum Store Online
Stories from Little Tokyo: The Woman in the Picture
A chance encounter in the Japanese American National Museum’s store led to a surprising discovery.
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Jan. 4, 2008
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Ronin Rabbit: Stan Sakai’s Amazing Usagi Yojimbo
"To make a living in any of the arts is difficult—whether it be acting, writing, painting, music, o…
Oct. 25, 2007
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On a Roll: The Global Business of Sushi
A piece of raw fish sitting on a small ball of rice.At first glance, it seems an unlikely tool for …
Sept. 13, 2007
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Baseball in the Camps: Behind the Scenes of "American Pastime"
“I really feel the power of our film is with an audience,” says Kerry Yo Nakagawa, associate produc…
Aug. 24, 2007
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The Extraordinary Journey of Shigeo Takayama
“Now I stand in the twilight of my life,” Shigeo Takayama writes, in the introduction to his book. …
March 7, 2007
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