The Center for Photographic Art kicks off its month-long Celebration of Photography at The Carmel Foundation with Jerry Takigawa and San Francisco photographer and book artist, Colleen Mullins. Photography (from the Greek) is “writing with light.” and like writing, is a medium for self-expression. Photography has been about craft, aesthetics and technical skill. What…

The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is proud to present Resilience – A Sansei Sense of Legacy, a special exhibition on view January 17 – April 4, 2026. In 1942, Executive Order 9066 forced the incarceration of Japanese Americans living on the West Coast. Told from the perspective of Sansei – third-generation Japanese Americans – Resilience features the work…

Across time, culture and class, the idea of the Mother has achieved the status of myth, yet it embodies countless contradictions. This most intimate relationship is ultimately unknowable. To consider one’s maternal lineage and to depict familial roles and relationships is like documenting a hall of mirrors, reflections and distortions abound — ultimately the images reflect…

Center for Photographic Art is holding its annual 8 x10 Auction on iGavel with 130 artists articipating. Minatos features the Japanese American baseball team of the same name. It’s part of the Balancing Cultures series. The name translates to “harbor” or “port.” The text is from the monument at Manzanar and reads: May the injustices and humiliation suffered here…

Our Mothers Ourselves: Legacies That Shape Us will open Thursday, September 18, 2025 in the Fredrick Lawton Gallery, MIAD. Official reception will be Thursday October 18….