BEND: Kimi Maeda @ Brandeis University

Japanese American theatre artist, Kimi Maeda, will be performing at Brandeis University next week.

BEND
If memory forms our personal, cultural, and even racial identity, what does it mean when memories are lost? BEND examines the lives of two men interned in a Japanese American Relocation Camp during WWII: the artist's father, Robert Maeda who taught Asian art history at Brandeis for three decades and is currently suffering from dementia, and the subject of his research, Isamu Noguchi, the half-Japanese-half-American sculptor.

Q&A and reception to follow.

Presented by the Department of Fine Arts and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies as part of their Art and Gender: Global Perspectives series. Co-sponsored by the Comparative Literature and Culture Program and funded by the Brandeis Arts Council.

Date & Time

Tuesday, April 28, 2015
7:00 - 8:30pm

Location

Brandeis University
Merrick Theater, Spingold Theater Center, 415 South Street, Waltham, MA 02453
Directions/Parking

Admission
Free (seating is limited to 50 people so you should plan to arrive early)