On Sunday, June 4th, 2023 at 3 PM, Kim Ye will be giving a performative lecture at The Greenhouse Project on food, fertility, and border control through an analysis of the typical Costco shopper: a 39 y/o Asian American married woman who has a 4-degree or higher level of education, and makes over $125k/year. Their performance will pose the question: what can this demographic tell us about the consumption of, and consumption by, Asian bodies in the United States? 

The Greenhouse Project, located at the Center for Agroecology at UCSC at 152 Farm Rd, Santa Cruz CA, is an intergenerational community space that centers art, food, and climate justice. The site features an outdoor exhibition, classroom, and performative space, as well as a 1-acre native plant garden. This event is part of The Greenhouse Project’s inaugural Spring Series that culminates in an opening ceremony on June 8th.

UCSC Permitted and non-UCSC Pay-to-Park sites are available at Parking Lot 116 or Parking Lot 168. The closest Bus access to the site is located at Hager Dr. and Village Rd. Please reach out if you have additional transportation needs in order to participate in programming. 

This is an outdoor community garden space in a farm setting. Accessible bathrooms are available on-site and limited accessible parking is available upon request. Please reach out to The Greenhouse Project on Instagram if you have additional questions or requests related to accessibility.