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Heather Midori Yamada — Artist site

23 November, 2020

This site promotes both artistic and teaching actives of this Montréal/Victoria artist who works with Japanese washi papers. WIX provided a flexible platform so that the site could adapt to the artist’s changing needs. AOPA does regular updates on the site and the artist’s calendar.

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