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DESCRIPTION:<strong><span style="color: #c21313\;">FREE</strong>\n\n<a href
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 56-4b0c-9471-54150a51241f">VIRTUAL RSVP</a>\n\nJoin ceramics artist <stron
 g>Joan Takayama-Ogawa</strong> and award-winning filmmaker <strong>Renee T
 ajima-Peña</strong> for a conversation about using their anger at injusti
 ce to create powerful art that inspires social change. This conversation i
 s presented in conjunction with the new exhibition\, Joan Takayama-Ogawa: 
 Ceramic Beacon\, at the Craft in America Center. \n\nAbout <em>Joan Takay
 ama-Ogawa: Ceramic Beacon</em> on view at the at the Craft in America Cent
 er:\n\nKnown for conveying her candid and prophetic take on contemporary l
 ife through playful and witty narratives in ceramics\, the exhibition will
  include roughly 30 sculptures made over three decades. Ceramic Beacon wil
 l be the first significant survey of this respected Pasadena born and base
 d artist’s work thus far. \n\nUnequivocally tackling issues ranging fro
 m the housing crisis and global overfishing\, to the pandemic\, Internment
  camps\, and human-induced species loss\, Takayama-Ogawa makes objects tha
 t embody her world view and life experience. She draws the viewer into her
  intricate sculptures and initiates a conversation because they are a plea
 sure to behold. She tackles the core issues that define our contemporary s
 ociety\, from the political\, to the historical\, social\, and environment
 al. Channeling fury into artistic power\, she creates works that respond t
 o the most pressing demands of the 21st century. \n\n<a href="https://www
 .craftinamerica.org/exhibition/ceramic-beacon-joan-takayama-ogawa">This ex
 hibition is on view at the Craft in America Center from September 17\, 202
 2 to December 3\, 2022.</a>\n\n<em>Image courtesy of Joan Takayama-Ogawa. 
 “Joan Takayama-Ogawa\, Racial Profiling: Japanese American Relocation Ca
 mps\, 2000-2001.”</em>\n
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SUMMARY:Fueled by Fury with Joan Takayama-Ogawa &amp\; Renee Tajima-Peña
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