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Creation Date

Spring 5-3-2019

Description

What does it mean to eat Chinese food in America today? Who makes it? Exploring the intersections of food and migration through the presentation of personal and collective histories, this dinner is a sensorial ten-course tasting experience serving degustatory samples intermingling culinary art, performance, research, and oral history. Sited at Canton Grill, Portland's beloved oldest Chinese-American restaurant, this project was made in collaboration with second-generation owner Fred Louis Jr. and Li Ying Jian, a chef from Guangzhou who migrated to the US some 26 years ago.

Key Words

Chinese -- Migrations, Chinese Americans -- Food, Jade District -- Oregon -- Portland, Assembly

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The Art and Social Practice Archive materials are made available to the public under Creative Commons for personal, educational and non-commercial use within the parameters of "fair use" as defined under U.S. copyright law. No material will be reproduced, broadcast or distributed for commercial purposes.

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