Site Title: The Life and Art of Tokio Ueyama

Contributors: JR Henneman

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Contents
Director’s Foreword
Note from the Director of the Petrie Institute of Western American Art
Tokio Ueyama
Early Life, 1889–1908, and the Exclusionary Period
American Art Education, 1909–21
California, Oregon, Mexico, and Japan, 1920s–30s
World War II and Amache, 1942–45
Los Angeles, 1945–54, and Continuing Legacy
Landscape as Existential Negotiation
Timeline of Ueyama’s Life
Works in the Exhibition
Selected Bibliography
About

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Chicago “Contents.” In The Life and Art of Tokio Ueyama. Denver: Denver Art Museum, 2024. https://ueyama.denartmus.org/contents/.

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Contents

Director’s Foreword — Christoph Heinrich
Note from the Director of the Petrie Institute of Western American Art — JR Henneman
Tokio Ueyama — JR Henneman
Early Life, 1889–1908, and the Exclusionary Period — JR Henneman
American Art Education, 1909–21 — JR Henneman
California, Oregon, Mexico, and Japan, 1920s–30s — JR Henneman
World War II and Amache, 1942–45 — JR Henneman
Los Angeles, 1945–54, and Continuing Legacy — JR Henneman
Landscape as Existential Negotiation: (Re)Considering Paintings of Place in Japanese American Incarceration Camps — ShiPu Wang
Timeline of Ueyama’s Life
Works in the Exhibition
Selected Bibliography
About

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