Pat Ward Williams uses images, text and objects to address the choices presented by light skin color; Amalia Amaki spells out the central role of photographs in black families by printing family snapshots on a cotton quilt; Albert Chong, who is half black and half Asian, attempts to reconcile his double heritage on paper.
The edges are decorated with watercolor eucalyptus leaves, symbolizing the bridegroom's California heritage, and traditional paper umbrella forms, symbolizing the bride's Japanese background.
An important part of our cultural heritage consists of paper materials, which are stored in archives and libraries.
After the ban librarians who considered Mendelssohn an important part of the German musical heritage sent his papers to libraries in Poland, to get them out of harm's way, and when the Nazis invaded Poland, the papers were hastily dispersed around the world.
In this paper industrial heritage, which is thought to be a heritage category unburdened by issues resulting from a conflict, is discussed as a potential catalyst in conducting a successful socially sustainable urban regeneration in post-conflict contexts.
The editor has both a responsibility to preserve the paper's heritage of independent liberal journalism, whatever form that takes, and the freedom to move with the times to achieve that goal.
The company has been able to strike up such commercial partnerships based on its heritage as a traditional paper-based 'voucher book' provider.
Thanks to its newspaper heritage, the font's robust ascenders and descenders hold up well when printed even on poor-quality paper like newsprint.
Portals, a firm it acquired in 1995, has an even longer heritage: it began supplying banknote paper to the Bank of England in 1724.
4. Individually, express clear opinions on "heritage tourism" by writing position papers supported by research.
