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We found your bar code! Yes, continue No, search again No, skip the searchYes, continue No, go backTHE HOPE OF JEMIMA: The Joy of African American Cooking This will be the last regular post for The Jemima Code — a blog that turned the spotlight on America’s invisible black cooks and their cookbooks, grew into a traveling exhibit and book available now via the University of Texas Press and spawned a 501c3 nonprofit... DOLLY, LIZZIE, ZEPHYR: The Cooks Behind White House Hospitality
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In my February 28th post, I introduced you to... SHEILA FERGUSON: “Aunt Ella’s Recipes Speak for Themselves” “Rise up, ye women that are at ease! Hear my voice ye careless daughters! Give ear to my speech.” — Isaiah 23:9 You may have been surprised to see so few posts about women last month on a blog that is named after a woman. From memorable historic figures, to my... ADRIAN MILLER: LOVE, PEACE AND SOOOOOOUL FOOD It didn’t take much to bring the soul food debate raging back into the limelight — Black History Month and a fried chicken, watermelon and cornbread lunch planned at a California Catholic school. Critics were outraged, but I don’t blame the students at the all-girls’... ABBY FISHER & S. THOMAS BIVINS: SO CLOSE, YET SO FAR Did you ever want something so bad it hurt? That’s how I feel about the last four First Edition African American cookbooks remaining on my Jemima Code shopping list. These extremely rare volumes are all that stands between me and a complete re-write of African...
LENA RICHARD: HONORED BY JAMES BEARD THEN AND NOW I went to the safe to retrieve a New York-area author from the Jemima Code cookbook collection to be among the black cooks featured in my pop-up art exhibit at the Greenhouse Gallery at James Beard House in Manhattan. I came out with New Orleans chef Lena Richard....Share your own story It only takes a few minutes, and it can reach thousands.We've provided some tips to help make it even easier.Jemima Wyman is a contemporary artist who lives and works between Brisbane and Los Angeles. Wyman completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts (in Visual Arts) with Honors at the Queensland University of Technology. In 2007, she graduated with a Master of Fine Arts from The California Institute of Arts in Los Angeles; this study was made possible with the generous support of an Anne and Gordon Samstag Scholarship. In 2005 CamLab was formed, a collaboration between Wyman and Anna Mayer. Recently they participated in the Engagement Party series at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.
They are the Wanless Artists in residence for Fall 2015 at Occidental College in Los Angeles. Wyman’s individual art practice incorporates various mediums including installation, video, performance, photography and painting. Her most recent artworks utilize these mediums to specifically focus on visually based resistance strategies employed within protest culture and zones of conflict. These works aim to explore the formal and psychological potentiality of camouflage and masking in reference to collective identity. Wyman is represented by Milani Gallery and has exhibited throughout Australia and internationally. Her most recent solo exhibition Tactical Frivolity was held at Milani Gallery with a related Artist project published in X-tra. Past exhibitions were held at Steve Turner Contemporary (Los Angeles), the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (Melbourne), Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney), Plimsoll Gallery (Hobart), 21st Century Museum of Art (Japan) and University of Queensland (Brisbane).