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Garrett In Community, Features, News

Experimental Music Meditations

Sound artist Jason Finkelman performs in miniresidency at Shofuso in Philadelphia. By Rob Buscher, P.C. Contributor During the first week…
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Garrett In Features, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress

Arkansas Traveler: From Jerome and Rohwer to 
the Tule Lake Pilgrimage

Incarceration survivors pose with the Jerome monument.(Photo: Rob Buscher) Part 1 of this two-part series sparks conversation around the history…
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P.C. Editor In Arts & Entertainment, Community, News

‘Community of Images’

From left: Curators Julian Akira Ross, Ann Adachi-Tasch and Go Hirasawa (Photo: Courtesy of Rob Buscher) The special exhibition opens…
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P.C. Editor In Features, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress

Prairie Ghosts and the 2024 Amache Pilgrimage

Ribbon-cutting ceremony (Photos: Rob Buscher)   In addition to a ceremony to welcome the nation’s newest national park site, the…
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P.C. Editor In Commentary & Opinions, Reflections

Reflections: Spring Campaign and Why the P.C. Matters

Rob Buscher The P.C.’s Spring Campaign is now underway with a fundraising goal of $25,000 to support the general operations…
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P.C. Editor In Arts & Entertainment, Community, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress, News

Tadaima Virtual Pilgrimage Returns

An online film festival, running from Oct. 1-28, aims to foster connection, awareness and understanding within our diverse community. By…
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P.C. Editor In Features, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress, National

History and Memory at the 2022 Tadaima Virtual Pilgrimage

The event’s signature online program, centered around the theme of memory, reached nearly 10,000 viewers during its weeklong schedule. By…
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P.C. Editor In Arts & Entertainment, Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress

Tadaima! Virtual Pilgrimage Returns

”Picture Bride,” from 1994, stars Yuki Kudo and Tamlyn Tomita and was directed by the late Kayo Hatta. By Rob…
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P.C. Editor In Arts & Entertainment, In-Depth

‘The Great American Gunshow’

An interview with theater artist Makoto Hirano reveals his thoughts on gun culture and its impact on Asian Americans and…
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P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress

‘Look Toward the Mountain: Stories From Heart Mountain Incarceration Camp’

Jishiro Miyauchi's painting titled “Heart Mountain.” (Photo: Courtesy of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation) A new 10-episode podcast, set to…
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