MULTICULTURAL

Under Autumn Moon: Reclaiming Time and Space in Chinatown
February 26-May 8, 2010
Joan May Cordova and Kathy Shimizu share photographs and block prints documenting the meanings of Chinatown's Mid-Autumn Festival, a vital celebration of culture and community. Initiated and produced by Asian Americans United (AAU) for 15 years, Mid-Autumn Festival has been a resource for sustaining this last remaining community of color in Philadelphia's center city, and for pushing back against predatory development schemes. Organized as part of a series of events celebrating AAU's 25th Anniversary. The galleries showcase local folk and traditional arts - vernacular and alternative expression.
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735 S. 50th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19143 -
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Tickets: FREE!
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Dates:
February 26-May 8, 2010Times:
10 AM - 6 PM
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