Food Bank: Food Justice

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Food Bank: Food Justice

01 Sep

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Wednesday, September 1st, 2021 – 10:42 am

Food Bank’s Food Justice is Social Justice initiative. The goal of the initiative is to create awareness about social inequality, while educating the Food Bank’s service area of numerous organizations in the region that are focused on ending racism and creating equality for all.

Food Justice is Contemporary Craft’s fourth socially-engaged exhibition. There are 15 artists participating in Food Justice, 13 at the main Lawrenceville location and two at the BNY Mellon Satellite Gallery, located at the Steel Plaza T-Station downtown.
Food Justice will open on Friday, September 10 and be on view through March 19, 2022.

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