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 February 23 - July 31, 2024 11:39 - 11:39 a.m. 

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<a id="main-content" tabindex="-1"></a>## **Generations of an Archive, Emma Nishimura**

Curated by Emily Putnam

**February – July 2024**  
Opening Reception: February 23, 6-8pm

**Lincoln Museum &amp; Cultural Centre**  
3800 Main Street, Jordan Station, Ontario

Generations of an Archive brings together connected bodies of work by Toronto-based artist Emma Nishimura. These works examine the legacy of multigenerational memory about the Japanese Canadian Internment and forced dispersal (1942-1949) through the family archive. The artworks encourage us to think about memory through material objects–in this instance, photographs and furoshiki bundles made from paper–and invite us to consider stories long told but partially forgotten within our communities.  
  
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