which can include kidney transplants and liver transplants.

He invites us to join an epic artistic odyssey through Bronzeville Chicago.and we all need to take part in the process; together we inspire hope in each other.

The event will showcase visual artwork by Carey Westbrook and Miki Yokoyama installed at Azay; invite participation in pop-up art-making workshops facilitated by Ayumi Chisolm and Carey Westbrook and community interviews by documentarian and storyteller Bobby Buck; and feature a performance by Wayne Hoggatt in collaboration with jazz musicians and Japanese taiko and West African drummers.Artwork by Ayumi ChisolmPhoto by Tina JuneMiki Yokoyama.organizers chose to encourage artwork spanning a wide range of mediums.

based on the artists real-life experiences.visit http://sustainablelittletokyo.

Learning about the connected histories of these communities was enlightening and a joy.

artists were invited to submit proposals.Asian American contributors included artist/production manager C.

My First Hundred Years: The Memoirs of Nellie Nakamura.San Francisco) and Rafael Jesus Gonzalez (Berkeley).

formerly incarcerated Japanese Americans.visual artist/educator Elizabeth Travelslight.