Japanese atomic bomb survivors are striving for every possible way to convey the harrowing experiences they had in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, knowing that time is running out for them to use their own words.Art is one of the methods they rely on. And they believe messages about what happened in the cities nearly eight decades ago will be carried through even the hands of young artists in the making who were born long after the war was over.Last fall, a group of A-bomb survivors in Fukuoka reached out to Kyushu Sangyo University and asked that art-course students there create painting works to …READ FULL ARTICLE
