That is the title of a sweeping article just published in the New York Times. It is certainly worth reading and underscores the movement that is sweeping Glasgow as well as the rest of the nation. It is time for us all to reclaim our food from the multi-national firms that have been dominating it for the last few decades.
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10/31/23: Scandinavian Art Show
11/6/23: Video Art Around The World
11/29/23: Lecture: History of Art
12/1/23: Installations 2023 Indie Film Festival
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