Finding a Way Forward—a Conversation about the Impact of WWII American Concentration Camps

Shadows from the Past: Sansei Artists and the American Concentration Camps, an exhibition curated by Gail Enns of Celadon Arts in cooperation with Jan Marlese and the L.H. Horton Jr. Gallery, will present a virtual artist talk and panel discussion on Thursday, February 18, 2021, at 1:30 pm PST. Jerry Takigawa, exhibiting artist and…

Jerry Takigawa—Liminal Language: 1980–2020 at Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, California

The Center for Photographic Art (CPA), located in Carmel’s historic Sunset Center, is pleased to announce the opening exhibition of the new year—a retrospective entitled Jerry Takigawa: Liminal Language, 1980–2020.

Please join us in our first virtual opening of 2021. Jerry Takigawa has been an important photographic voice on the Monterey Peninsula for…

Balancing Cultures to be part of CURRENTS 2020 exhibition at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art

In concert with New Orleans Photo Alliance’s PhotoNOLA 2020, CURRENTS 2020—a NOPA Members’ Showcase—will be on display at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art beginning December 12, 2020. CURRENTS is an annual exhibition that highlights the diverse photographic work being created by New Orleans Photo Alliance members. It is a showcase…

Jerry Takigawa: Lenscratch Interview by Erica Cheung

Erica Cheung, Assistant Director of Foto Relevance in Houston, TX, is the curator for the group exhibition Now You See Me that brings together six artists—Jerry Takigawa, Priya Kambli, Tommy Kha, Jennifer Ling Datchuk, Leonard Suryajaya, and Tomiko Jones—who offer a glimpse into the vast complexity and nuance of Asian America. While diverse…

Yes. Yes. Featured in “What Will You Remember?”

What Will You Remember is an online magazine, “dedicated to presenting engaging contemporary photography views, reviews and interviews.” With very few exhibit reviews to write for WWYR? due to Covid 19, they have “turned to the words of others to inspire short selections of images that we hope will strike a timely, resonant…