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DESCRIPTION:Second Thursdays at NJAHS: Film screening and program. Thursday
 \, October 14\, 2010. 6:30 - 8:00 PM in the NJAHS Peace Gallery\n\n<strong
 >Film Screening: Harsh Canvas: The Art and Life of Henry Sugimoto</strong>
 \n\nExecutive producers: Karen L. Ishizuka &amp\; Robert A. Nakamura. Edit
 or: John Esaki.\n\nFrom Japan to California\, on to Paris\, then to concen
 tration camps in  Arkansas that transformed his art forever and finally to
  New York\,  Henry Sugimoto (1900-1990) pursued what he called\, &ldquo\;t
 he path of an  artist.&rdquo\; Sugimoto&rsquo\;s recently translated memoi
 rs\, brought to life by  Academy Award nominated actor Mako\, reveal the a
 rtist&rsquo\;s own journey  through his life and art. Features his paintin
 gs and sketches\, rare  archival footage\, and film of the artist just bef
 ore his death.\n\nProduced for the exhibition Henry Sugimoto: Painting an 
 American Experience. 30 min. Color VHS. For home use only.\n\nAWARDS: 22nd
  Annual Telly Awards\, Bronze Statuette\, 2001\; The Videographer Awards\,
  Award of Distinction\, 2001\n\n<strong>Speaker: Betty Kano</strong>\n\nAf
 ter the movie Professor and visual artist Betty Kano of San  Francisco Sta
 te University will give a 30 minute lecture on art in  camps.
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SUMMARY:Art in the Camps
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