Kazuyuki Ohtsu: Cherry Trees Boxed Notecards Kids Books Flanagan invents fictitious histories of

Flanagan invents fictitious histories of railroads and presents them as fragments of “real” images and texts

an essay by Ruth Weisberg

sat down in a pre-Stonewall gay bar and discussed shadows and recovery

and full color illustrations of the exhibition artworks

Children will enjoy following Max on his adventure and seeing things from his perspective as they explore Joanne Liu’s colorful celebration of everyday life in a busy city

Kazuyuki Ohtsu: Cherry Trees Boxed Notecards Kids Books Flanagan invents fictitious histories ofThe four prints in this collection capture the beauty of cherry trees, celebrated in Japanese literature, poetry, and art for hundreds of years. The spring blossoms are rich in symbolism, with their brief lifespan and fragile beauty often serving as a metaphor for the ephemeral nature of life. Ohtsus colors are elemental, deep, and trueexpressive without drama. He draws us into his compositions in a poetic contemplation of nature and harmony. Twenty