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DESCRIPTION:With a live presentation during both events\, Michio Iwao\, a f
 ormer internee at Gila River\, Arizona\, will show the process for carving
  and painting bird pins. A craft learned in the internment camp\, Mr. Iwao
  went back to making bird pins after his retirement.\n\nCome see how these
  beautiful birds come to life in the hands of a true craftsman!\n\nContinu
 ing Exhibit:\nThe Art of Gaman:\nArts and Crafts from the Japanese America
 n Internment Camps\, 1942-1946\n\nThis landmark exhibition showcases arts 
 and crafts made by Japanese Americans in U.S. internment camps during Worl
 d War II.\n\nThese incredibly crafted objects are physical manifestations 
 of the art of gaman\, a Japanese word that means to endure the seemingly u
 nbearable with dignity and patience\, and a testimony to the unbreakable s
 pirit of this stalwart community.\n\nPrograms are free with Museum admissi
 on. Reservations recommended\; (847) 967-4889.
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SUMMARY:Guest Artisan: Michio Iwao
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