Ruth Asawa, a Japanese American artist, faced hardships during WWII and eventually became known for her innovative wire sculptures. This graphic biography by Sam Nakahira, with input from Asawa's daughter, follows her journey from imprisonment in detention centers to her education at Black Mountain College and her artistic career in San Francisco. Through illustrations and photos of her work, this book showcases Asawa's transformative power through art.
Hardcover | 112 pages
Reading age: 13 years+
