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DESCRIPTION:\n<a href="http://www.monarchartstudio.com/index.html"></a>\n<a
  href="http://www.monarchartstudio.com/currentlyfeaturi.html"></a>\n<a hre
 f="http://www.monarchartstudio.com/pastexhibitionra.html"></a>\n<a href="h
 ttp://www.monarchartstudio.com/upcomingshow.html"></a>\n<a href="http://ww
 w.monarchartstudio.com/Artists/monarchstudioart.html"></a>\n<a href="http:
 //www.monarchartstudio.com/aboutmonarchstud.html"></a>\n<a href="http://ww
 w.monarchartstudio.com/contact.html"></a>\n\nCopyright &copy\; 2009 Monarc
 h Studio | 312 South Washington St. (Tashiro-Kaplan building) &middot\; Se
 attle WA 98104 | 206.682.1710 / 206.931.1356 | SIte Credits\n\n<a href="ht
 tp://www.jojocorvaia.com/" target="_blank"></a>\n\nBarbara Horiuchi is a C
 alifornia-born third generation Japanese-American\, a Sansei. In her curre
 nt art she explores the repercussions of trauma born from issues of injust
 ice. This examination wells from personal familial experiences\; immigrati
 on\, the historic internment experience of Japanese-Americans during WWII\
 , marginalization\, loss\, and attempts at recovery. The information proce
 ssed from these experiences was passed to her by a culturally-influenced\,
  verbal and visual language which often was not articulated directly but i
 ndirectly expressed. This information informs her work and shapes the mann
 er in which it is conceived\, constructed and created.\n\nLink to Monarch 
 Studio\, Seattle and Horiuchi's work\, click <strong><a href="http://www.m
 onarchartstudio.com/Artists/barbara%20horiuchi/barbarahoriuchic.htm">HERE<
 /a></strong>\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n
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SUMMARY:Barbara Horiuchi at Monarch Studio\, Seattle
URL:/en/events/2009/10/01/barbara-horiuchi-at-monarch-studio-seattle/
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