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Fray: Art and Textile Politics

Fray: Art and Textile Politics

A book by Julia Bryan-Wilson exploring the political and social dimensions of modern textile art

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    “While I do take issue with Bryan-Wilson's condemnation of the political power of textile art to the past and I think her POV can really be rooted in white feminism sometimes, this book is such a meaningful reference source”

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