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Ray Yoshida

American artist and teacher
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  • Roger Brown
    / Early influences

    …studied with painter and collagist Ray Yoshida and art historian Whitney Halstead, both of whom encouraged him to look to non-Western and nontraditional artists and art forms for inspiration. Yoshida took Brown and other students to the Maxwell Street Market, a flea market on Chicago’s Near West Side, where Brown…

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    …studied with painter and collagist Ray Yoshida and art historian Whitney Halstead, both of whom encouraged him to look to non-Western and nontraditional artists and art forms for inspiration. Yoshida took Brown and other students to the Maxwell Street Market, a flea market on Chicago’s Near West Side, where Brown…

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