New digital tour honors the work of Japanese American artist incarcerated at Minidoka during WWII

A new digital tour by Friends of Minidoka sheds light on the life and art of Takuichi Fujii, a Japanese American painter who created while incarcerated at Minidoka during WWII. This initiative not only honors Fujii's artistic legacy but also serves as a poignant reminder of the Japanese American internment during the war. The tour, titled Transcendent, provides an engaging way to learn about both the art and the historical context of this period, making it essential for anyone interested in both art history and the social justice issues of the past.