Contemporary Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara, known for his paintings of a small child staring at viewers, joined a talk event Saturday to share his experience of visiting refugee camps in Jordan and called for more attention to be given to vulnerable people.Nara, who visited Zaatari and Azraq camps in March as part of a nonprofit organization's aid activities, presented snap shots including those of smiling children, some Syrian dishes he had, and a painting he bought from an artist, and encouraged listeners to imagine being in their shoes."You don't necessarily have to make supporting Syri…READ FULL ARTICLE
