1000 cranes launched to raise money for Japanese recovery effort Volunteer effort reconnects ASU photo major to homelandApr 12, 2012 Last spring, Airi Katsuta watched from her parents’ Ahwatukee home the news broadcasts of the devastating March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunami that demolished whole cities in Japan, a country she had left 14 years earlier when her family moved to Phoenix. full story |
| Apr 12, 2012: | 1000 cranes launched to raise money for Japanese recovery effort (Art) |
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| Feb 11, 2012: | Northlight Gallery presents Manifest Destiny: A Conversation (Art) |
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Artist Kelsey Viola Wiskirchen combines storytelling, imagery and weaving into a compelling interactive experience of art, memory and transparency.
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