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Taste of Home: Food Stories, a Printmaking Workshop
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Taste of Home: Food Stories, a Printmaking Workshop

Chopsticks Alley Art Presents: Artist Cynthia Cao, San Jose's Creative Ambassador 2021 will share: A series of printmaking workshops Engage participants in meaningful conversations Collect stories from San Jose communities Showcase the diversity of cultures in the South Bay in an exhibition created by workshop participants Raise awareness about food scarcity amongst college students Inspire change for culturally diverse items in local food pantries In today's workshop, you will learn: Asian Food History How to Make Prints Create Your Own Prints Your Artwork Will Be on Exhibit Your finished artwork will be featured in a group exhibition at the end of 2021 at San Jose State University and on Taste of Home's website. www.bit.ly/tasteofhomeproject Email - TasteofHomeProject@gmail.com
VietnamEazy - Trami's Monday Ma-dness: Vietnamese Ghosts Stories
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VietnamEazy - Trami's Monday Ma-dness: Vietnamese Ghosts Stories

Learn how culture shapes our beliefs with author and storyteller Trami Cron. Disclaimer: Any views or opinions represented are personal and belong solely to the author and do not represent those of people, institutions or organizations may or may not be associated with in professional or personal capacity to the content creator, unless explicitly stated. Any views or opinions are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, or individual. Also, this show may have graphics and content not suitable for young viewers. Tune in to learn more about how the Vietnamese culture views ghosts, spirit possessions, and listen to some "true" stories too! www.VietnamEazy.com For inquiries and suggestions send an email to: vietnameazy@gmail.com
Chopsticks Alley Talk Interracial Vietnamese Families: Photographer Mark Erickson and Wanda Foust
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Chopsticks Alley Talk Interracial Vietnamese Families: Photographer Mark Erickson and Wanda Foust

Featuring Photographer Mark F. Erickson and author of the photobook Other Streets: Scenes from a Life in Vietnam not Lived. Mark was born in Saigon in 1972, evacuated as part of Operation Babylift in April 1975, and adopted by an American family in western New York. At Harvard College, he studied documentary photography with Chris Killip (United Kingdom) and David Goldblatt (South Africa). He currently works in New York City. *2019 Photobook Awards - Official Selection, the L.A. Center of Photography We will also discuss interracial Black & Vietnamese Families with advocate Wanda Foust from Alabama. You will be able to ask questions and relax in the comfort of your own home while our guests share narrative and perspectives as artist and activist.
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