Food Note
Food Note:
Frankford El
by Paul Mick
Re-PLACE-ing Philadelphia is building an expanded archive of cultural memory that includes multiple histories, re-place-ing the established with new narratives and understandings. Notes from invited artists and community members consider place via the street, sound, food, trees, rivers, and other portals.
Re-PLACE-ing Philadelphia put out a call for "food note" submissions on Twitter. Below are two responses from Paul Mick.
What kinds of food are available to you in your neighborhood and what are not?
Salvation Army noon M-F, City Team food pantry 1:30pm some weekdays, the dumpster behind Shop Rite in Eddystone PA. https://t.co/V3H23F5puB
— Paul Mick (@PaulMick) December 20, 2015
When you think of Philly, do particular memories of smells associated with food come to mind?
"Frankford El" - The American Dream (1970) https://t.co/TrVAJeNE6p Brake dust, greasy chicken, leather 1967 mugging. https://t.co/cf6gWGw9TK
— Paul Mick (@PaulMick) December 18, 2015