Bitter Melon Trellis by the National Bitter Melon Council. Photo by Hiroko Kikuchi

A series of statements about sick strawberries, bitter melons and the violent history of potatoes have been made with a collection of several gardens designed by artists and planted throughout the grounds of Los Angeles County Art Museum. The creative gardens are part of its year-long EAT LACMA show and events, including an exhibition from the permanent collection of food in art. Guess which food is most commonly depicted? … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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