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Join us for "Translations," an evening celebrating the English-language release of "No Hand Held Mine: Stories" by award-winning Korean author Kim Soom, translated by Cleveland-based writer Joon-Li Kim and Doo-Sun Ryu, alongside the debut of the accompanying fashion installation "Remember Her," by School of Fashion Professor Ja-Young Hwang and College of the Arts Associate Dean Kim Hahn, with support from fashion design student Sang-Hyun Park.

Reception and Book Signing with Joon-Li Kim 
5-5:45 p.m. | Museum Lobby 

Reading with Hallie Cebulla, theatre and fashion design student 
5:45-6 p.m. | Murphy Auditorium 

Panel Discussion with Joon-Li Kim, Kim Hahn, Ja-Young Hwang 
6-7 p.m. | Murphy Auditorium 

Free, RSVP required 

Together, the book and installation illuminate the history and resilience of Korea's "comfort women" during the Second World War, inviting reflection on how history and memory are continually reimagined and reinterpreted across culture, media and language. We're gathering on a Wednesday in recognition of the "Wednesday Demonstrations," which continue today across South Korea and Japan as an act of remembrance for the women.