Form follows Function continues it’s collaboration with Visual Communications with Bronzeville Little Tokyo. This project highlights history that has been overlooked; the time Japanese and Japanese Americans were put in internment camps and African Americans moved into Little Tokyo. This program consists of projection mapping, a new animated VR piece, and live music. Events are FREE to the public!
Producer Mike checks out a copy of the Bronzeville News, a newspaper themed flyer that explains Bronzeville Little Tokyo. Pick up on during LAAPFF!
Bronzeville, Little Tokyo
Historic Nishi Building
April 29, 2017 3:00 pm
Historic Nishi Building
April 30, 2017 3:00 pm
Union Center for the Arts Courtyard
April 30, 2017 6:00 pm
Remember you can always purchase a Ticket Package! Festival Ticket 10-Pack ($120 Member/$135 General) Buy 10 tickets at a discounted price! Festival Pass ($300 Member/$330 General) Get priority seating and entry to the majority of Festival events!
