Maybe you don't generally visit federal courthouses for art displays, but here's your chance.
The Wayne Morse Federal Courthouse in Eugene is the temporary home to art showcasing a dark moment in American history: the sentencing of Japanese-Americans to prison camps, including one at Tule Lake.
A display called "The Art of Survival: Enduring the Turmoil of Tule Lake" hangs and stands in the courthouse through November 22nd.
Federal Judge Anne Aiken pushed for the display; she joins us with the reasons.
