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writer and illustrator Kim Sandara tells a cautionary tale of what will happen if you are not kind to your food server and teaches children to be thankful for their food and the people who provide it
It all began with a rock that looked like a Nokia phone
Paper Mache Sculpture
and yellow ink on white paper and translucent vellum
here representing Asian American food and the identity of being Asian American — fighting stereotypes of Chinese heritage
Casey Lin: Bubble Brooch Kurt McRobert writer and illustrator Kim Sandara4" x 2" x 4 " Steel wire, plastic hangers, fishing wire, copper, plastic coffee stirrers This work was part of the sickly sweet group exhibition.
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