Out of Hand 1995 placed high against the wall

placed high against the wall

if not all

his pictures and the photographs of him chronicle a time in American history—WWII–that I felt was important to the formation of my own identity as a Japanese American

presented unique challenges during the plate-burning

An elderly man holds a dead child as if it were a doll

Out of Hand 1995 placed high against the wallFrom the Artist My work tends to come out of personal experience of social and political issues and is often a way of working out my own fears and angst. That is a fairly common artistic urge, but I think that the artists book form is probably the most intimate and perhaps the most perfect form for presenting these concerns and having a dialog with another person. Even though the narrative content is usually personal as well as political, I am also