Why Chinatown is so important to Toronto
Artist Linda Zhang is examining the past and possible futures of Chinatown with board games, speculative fiction and 3D scanning
Richard Trapunski
March 27, 2021
Artist Linda Zhang is examining the past and possible futures of Chinatown with board games, speculative fiction and 3D scanning
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