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The painful, complicated roots of American mid-century design trace back to Japanese American concentration camps

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Nakashima, Noguchi, and Asawa are artists who changed the way Americans thought of design. A Barnes exhibit wants to showcase their art without forgetting their trauma.

First report: Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia highlights Japanese American artists held in WWII internment camps — whyy.org, 2d