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Night Market & Exhibition Opening
The spring Night Market will celebrate the opening of The Other Side: Chinese and Mexican Immigration to America. This vibrant night of food, vendors, and crafts will offer a free first look at the artwork.
Activities and Vendors To-Date
Dough Maker Doughnuts Food Truck
Foreign Policy Food Truck
Quite a Stir Food Truck
Taco Me Crazy Food Truck
The Rice Box Food Truck
When:
March 27, 2015 6:30pm to 9:30pm
Where
The spring Night Market will celebrate the opening of The Other Side: Chinese and Mexican Immigration to America. This vibrant night of food, vendors, and crafts will offer a free first look at the artwork.
Activities and Vendors To-Date
Dough Maker Doughnuts Food Truck
Foreign Policy Food Truck
Quite a Stir Food Truck
Taco Me Crazy Food Truck
The Rice Box Food Truck
Tila's Taco Truck
Wokker Texas Ranger Food Truck
About the Exhibition
Through the works of four contemporary artists, Margarita Cabrera, Tony de los Reyes, Zhi Lin, and Hung Liu, The Other Side explores recurring issues of immigration, border relations, and labor practices that have persisted throughout U.S. history and remain timely today. By presenting these emotionally poignant and conceptually engaging works, The Other Side hopes to offer viewers a humanized perspective on complex immigration issues often overshadowed by mass media and politics.
Cost:
Free and Open to the Public
Event Website URL:
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