a multi-media exhibition?Ana Iwataki and Nancy Uyemura

For the first time in our nations history.released a statement Monday following Gov

The statue bears an inscription that reads.theres no waffling around or looking around.The 250-pound statue from Japan’s Edo period (1603-1867) was stolen from the Barakat Gallery in Beverly Grove around 3:45 a.

remained under investigation and no further details were released.KTLA5 News reported that the statue was recovered from a truck on Saturday and 44-year-old Justin Livick was arrested on suspicion of possession of stolen property.

I put it in the backyard of the gallery for everybody to admire and enjoy.

and aesthetically it’s a very interesting and unique item.It was great to hear from a variety of people from a mental health professional to someone from the queer community to someone thats from my generation.

Mary Ann Takemoto was in attendance.and Consulate General of Japan in Los Angeles.

Linh Vo (MFT student and Changing Tides crew member) moderated the panel of Dr.Open conversations and sharing stories are important for reducing stigma and normalizing mental health.