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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 18 MIN

Miné Okubo: Japanese American Art as Historical Records

from Shannon Kim

In this video I discuss Miné Okubo, Japanese American artist and former internment camp prisoner. Her impact on how we remember the tragic years of Japanese American internment is forever commemorated through her daily portrayals of life and I hope this video can also serve as a commemoration for the greater recognition she deserves.

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