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Pacific Time: Archive
Pacific Time
Thu, Jul 13, 2006
Pacific Time 2006-07-13 : Asian Americans' Notions of Home
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There have been waves of emigration from Asia, and for generations afterward, the concept of home has taken on many forms. In an art exhibition at the Kearny Street Workshop in San Francisco called "Home, Exploring Belonging," Asian American artists present their ideas of home.
Reporters:
Nguyen Qui Duc
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