Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy produce What Will Your Remember, an online photography review magazine based in the greater Boston area. About Balancing Cultures they wrote:

Amidst the burgeoning expressions of anti-Asian sentiment in the United States, Takigawa’s eloquent and poignant collaged photographs give voice to the enduring effects of WWII internment camps on the artist’s own family. His intimate yet enigmatic imagery summons empathy for all who are victimized by racism, functioning at once as an elegy and a cautionary tale.

Balancing Cultures May be Purchased Online at:
Japanese American National Museum
photo-eye Bookstore
The Magenta Foundation

Balancing Cultures May be Purchased Locally at:
Bookshop Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA
The Bookworks, Pacific Grove, CA
Carl Cherry Center for the Arts, Carmel, CA
Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, CA
Pilgrim’s Way Book Store, Carmel, CA
River House Books, Carmel, CA
The Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester, MA
The Weston Gallery, Carmel, CA

IN GALLERY:

The LH Horton Jr. Art Gallery at San Joaquin Delta College invited Makeda Best, Curator of Photography at the Harvard Art Museums, to jury their upcoming exhibition: Through the Lens of Social Justice. Three pieces from Balancing Cultures were selected to be part of this exhibition and were honored with a second place award. The exhibition is up through December 10, 2021.

Prints from the Balancing Cultures series may be seen at the Monterey Museum of Art’s Shadows From the Past exhibition through January 9, 2022.

IN PRINT:

 All About Photo Magazine, awarded second place to F-305, from Takigawa’s False Food series, in their Colors issue (issue #21). The print edition features five False Food images.