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Written by Ying Ye. In Burn the Midnight Oil, artist Ying Ye tackles the topics of labor and the lives of Chinese immigrants literally and metaphorically through soybeans: soybeans as inexpensive, nourishing food, as the tie that binds Chinese families together, and as part of what confines her own family to ongoing labor-filled lives.
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Ying Ye is an interdisciplinary Chinese artist who takes her...
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As a Chinese citizen and immigrant to America, Ye Ying...
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Ying Ye is an interdisciplinary Chinese artist who takes her family tradition of cooking and farming into her artistry and explores the role of cooking and food in her life as an immigrant.
As a Chinese citizen and immigrant to America, Ye Ying redefines American consumer culture and Chinese-American identity through her painting, sculpture, and performance. Ye experiences life living in America, where the two cultures of her life mingle.
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Ying YE, Associate Professor | Cited by 650 | of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (hust) | Read 38 publications | Contact Ying YE
Articles 1–20. Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research - Cited by 480 - feedbacks between marine biological pump and climate.
View Ying Ye’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Chief Investment Officer · Experience: Allianz Holdings plc · Education: London Business School · Location:...
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