Fukushima food safety debated at London art show

Fukushima food safety debated at London art show

LONDON, Britain - Artist Ei Arakawa (2nd from R) and his mother Miwako (2nd from L) distribute free soup made with vegetables from Japan's Fukushima Prefecture at London's Frieze Art Fair on Oct. 15, 2014. The performance-based installation at the fair has been devised by artist Ei Arakawa who is aiming to stimulate a debate about food safety in Japan.

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