Review: Glenn Kaino's VR installation transforms loss into b

At the Japanese American National Museum, Glenn Kaino uses art and virtual reality to construct a memory of a place he's never been: Aki’s Market, a convenience store in East L.A. opened in 1956 by his grandfather Akira Shiraishi.

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