Okay, so you’re not going to fill up at this food-centric event, but UA’s Students for Sustainability have put together a series of unique pieces of art that focus conceptually on food in the desert and what it means to have a food system here.
The Plating the Desert exhibit, spearheaded by the Environmental Arts Committee’s Stephanie Choi, is a collaborative showing of 40 handmade ceramic plates that encourages its viewers to consider their connection to both food and art here in the Sonoran desert.
The plates will be on view from March 7 until March 25 at the Student Union Galleries (1303 E. University Blvd.) with an opening reception on Tuesday, March 8 from 6 until 8 p.m.
This article appears in Feb 25 – Mar 2, 2016.
Caring parents know how good food is important for their kids. It is so simple just to replace some junk food and put tasty but delicious one in the lunch box. But there are so many moms and dads for whom it is more comfortable to buy some bag of crisps instead. Actually, the same approach with preparing whom assignments. Parents don’t have time and when students are writing academic papers the only helper for them is usually http://essayonlinestore.org/, otherwise they have all chances to get bad grades.