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Mural-making has a long tradition of combining public messages and aesthetic beauty.

Mural-making has a long tradition of combining public messages and aesthetic beauty.
"On Women's Recipes" is a project of the Arts Council in Buffalo and Erie County with two production phases: film and mural. Cinema verité techniques were used to document several different women's daily production of food. Stills from the 16mm film comprise a collage-like mural of images that "addresses the richness of women's cross-cultural culinary creativity." In order "to capture the impact of their culture's food on the American experience," the women represent unique ethnic merits of African-American, Iroquois, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisine.
 

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