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Fukushima Earthquake

‘Fracture’ Is an Ambitious, Multi-Narrator Account of a Hiroshima Survivor’s Life

Writer Andrés Neuman discusses his riskiest novel to date, writing about a silent, enigmatic man who survived the bombing at Hiroshima, described and remembered from multiple strong, female perspectives.
By Alina Cohen
An abandoned dog is seen within the exclusion zone, about 6km away from Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, on April 12, 2011 in Futaba Town , Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. Japan's nuclear agency today confirmed that the crisis alert level has been raised to level 7, indicating a level of radiation equal to that of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.

360 Film Gives Viewers First Look at Fukushima Exclusion Zone Art Show

The public will be able to go inside the Fukushima exclusion zone for the first time thanks to a 360-degree video installation.
By Alanna Martinez
LIVERPOOL, UNITED KINGDOM - APRIL 04: Yoko Ono poses next to 'The Wish Tree', one of her art installations at The Bluecoat Display Centre on April, 2008 in Liverpool, England. The Wish Tree invites viewers to write their wishes on labels that are then fixed to the branches. Yoko Ono returned to perform and display her art at The Bluecoat 40 years after she first exhibited there in 1967 to celebrate the re-opening of the UK's oldest arts centre after a GBP 12.5 million refurbishment.

Yoko Ono’s ‘Wish Tree’ Comes to Japan Society for Fukushima Disaster Anniversary

The Japanese-born artist's long-running interactive artwork has been shown across the world since it was first conceived in 1996.
By Alanna Martinez

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