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Peer reviewedLa Duke, Betty – Art Education, 1987
Presents a biography of Mine Okubo, a prolific Japanese-American artist who was among the thousands of Japanese imprisoned in "relocation camps" during World War II. Provides insights into Ms. Okubo's philosophy as well as the phases of her art, emphasizing her role as a living repository and documentor of Japanese-American history. (JDH)
Descriptors: Art, Art History, Higher Education, Japanese American Culture
