A journey rooted in self-discovery focused on investigating my sense of identity, social exclusion by Rocky Mol Selvaraj.
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Kashmiri Apples – A Weapon of Resistance – they may have become the main embodiment of this restive territory’s economic and political identity.
Artist/Art Teacher Roselyne Corblin and Visual Artist/Artist-Botanist Pascal Levaillant describe how they have made a Herbarium
In London, on Thanksgiving Day 1962, New Zealand-born artist Barrie Bates changed his name to Billy Apple®, a name that forty five years later became a registered trademark.
A poem by George Venn, who meditates on the full cycle of the apple’s experience of natural process.
From temperate to tropical, exotic to every day by Priya Mani, who explains the fascinating history of the apple in Indian cookery.
M.Legrand – Incubator and Creator of the Michelin by Pascal Levaillant and Marie-Thérèse Mériot – the apple history of Yvetot, home of the Legrand family.
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A passage from 'Looking beyond Skin through Apples' by Rocky Mol Selvaraj:
'India’s Caste system is one of the most rigid and resilient social stratifications that has challenged the passage of time and is conserved through familial traditions and culture. It is an extremely complex structure with its beauty and contradictions – like that of skin. Determined by birth, caste is an inescapable skin that shapes daily life and social interactions.'
Rocky Mol Selvaraj hails from Pudukkottai in South-West India.
'Looking beyond Skin through Apples' is available from the Apples & People website - see link in our Instagram profile.
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