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Tong Yan Gaai: A North American Chinatown Vernacular
In this conversation critic Brandon Leung discusses with photographer Morris Lum the political and historical resonances of Chinatown for diasporic Chinese in North America, focusing on the significance of a vernacular form of representation.
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