Stitched With Inequality

Stitched With Inequality

Stitched With Inequality

Racism and classism in America’s quilt.

Jane Pearlmutter
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Jane PearlmutterJane Pearlmutter is a textile artist now living in Corvallis, Oregon. In 2014 she joined the Memory Cloth Circle, a group of artists in Madison, Wisconsin, and fell in love with repurposing vintage textiles. She has also participated and exhibited with a number of crowd-sourced textile projects with a political bent, such as the Tiny Pricks Project.


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