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Fabric art at Stark tells African-American history

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Quilts have long been a way for women to display artistic skills, but do not expect to see any of the "quilts" at the Stark Museum of Art on a bed. These quilts were mean to be hung and displayed as they show the history of African-Americans in the West. The museum now has on display the first of its kind showing of quilting artists who have made s...

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