This guided project is intended for ages 16+.
In the web unit
Time Traveling Through Food,
you will explore...
wait for it...big fancy words ahead... the temporality of food and food traditions.
Wait, what is temporality???? Click the clock to find out.And, hold on, what are food traditions? Click the plate to find out.
You will explore this through comparing and contrasting different sculpting materials and through trying out…
auditory storytelling (talking, singing, making sounds),
visual storytelling (pictures, drawings, sculptures),
and written storytelling (short stories, poems, instructions).
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Shoot For the Stars ![]()
When you see these emojis, you will find an optional added task.
These “Shoot For the Stars” tasks are especially recommended for adult participants.
Here’s your first one...
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Read this article to get inspired. ![]()
auditory storytelling (talking, singing, making sounds),
visual storytelling (pictures, drawings, sculptures),
and written storytelling (short stories, poems, instructions).
Shoot For the Stars 
When you see these emojis, you will find an optional added task.
These “Shoot For the Stars” tasks are especially recommended for adult participants.
Here’s your first one...
Read this article to get inspired. 
Prepare: Learn what materials you will need
Section 1: Choose a food or food tradition to be your subject and film a short video about it.
Section 2: Make a sculpture of your subject out of a biodegradable material.
Section 3: Make a sculpture of your subject out of a longlasting material.
Section 4: Write a myth or story about your subject.
Section 5: Make your story interactive--turn it into a zine or “Twine.”
Conclude: Take part in a guided reflection
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and edited by Joya Assael.
Artwork and photograph information can be found on the page linked to the icon.
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