Judy Shintani’s art focuses on remembrance, connection, and storytelling. She makes assemblages, produces installations, creates performances, and facilitates social engagement activities to generate visual stories that bring vital issues to light. She offers participants ways to become art collaborators by interacting with her work and inviting feedback. As a Japanese American Artist, she has focused much of her art career on researching and creating works that give voice to memories and hidden stories about the Japanese American Incarceration of WWII.