Akiko Ichikawa presented five iterations of her performance Limited, Limited Edition in Harlem and Woodside, Queens, for NYC Summer Streets, Flushing, and the South Bronx funded by Korea Art Forum, a NYC-based art nonprofit. She received a Puffin Foundation grant to further her ongoing piece, Sometimes They Listen. Akiko attended the 30th class reunion and was thrilled to catch up with Jessica Arons, Class President Haru Okuda and his wife Hemie, Jen Corn, and Matt Zaklad. Akiko writes: “I was dismayed when the corporation of my beloved alma mater chose not to divest from Israel in October.” Akiko works four days a week as a case manager at Cypress Hills, Brooklyn’s men’s shelter for an organization overseen by NYC’s Department of Homeless Services.
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Class of 1994