Art in Captivity in the Japanese Incarceration Camps of WWII
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Description
Learn about the art, photography, music, and poetry that often took the form of resistance in the Japanese incarceration camps of WWII. Additionally, we will explore the vocational side of the camps, jobs and cottage industries created out of the sheer necessity of living in cities of ten thousand or more.
Date(s)March 2, 2026
Class Time(s)Mon 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Dennis Kato
Dennis Kato, BA Political Science, University of Cincinnati, has visited all ten Japanese American internment camps. Fourteen family members were incarcerated during WWII. NEVER AGAIN!
LocationCharles Fendig Library Community Room
# of Meeting(s)1
Notes
This is a face-to-face class.