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The Art of Rice: Of All the People in All the World
James Yarker, theatre director of Stan's Cafe , celebrates the importance of people through grains of rice in his performance-art exhibit, Of All the People in All the World: The Americas . James uses piles of rice to represent statistical data based on human populations: one grain of rice represents one person.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readJames Yarker, theatre director of Stan's Cafe, celebrates the importance of people through grains of rice in his performance-art exhibit, Of All the People in All the World: The Americas. James uses piles of rice to represent statistical data based on human populations: one grain of rice represents one person. The exhibit runs through December 30 at the Skirball Cultural Center.
Music break: Club 69 (Aka Close Down) by Hotel Easy
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- 8:00Little Flower Candy Co.
- 15:00Foodie Gifts for the Holidays
- 22:00Living Biblically
- 29:00The Art of Rice: Of All the People in All the WorldYou’re reading this
- 36:00The Science of Cooking
- 43:00Legumes
- 50:00Vegan Holiday Dessert
The full episode
5 of 8Loaves, Fish and Wine; Commercial Kitchen Confidential- 1:00The Market Report
- 8:00Little Flower Candy Co.
- 15:00Foodie Gifts for the Holidays
- 22:00Living Biblically
- 29:00The Art of Rice: Of All the People in All the WorldYou’re reading this
- 36:00The Science of Cooking
- 43:00Legumes
- 50:00Vegan Holiday Dessert