United States under Trump.

"Home" wrapped up and snapped together and becomes a traveling home

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Seeing photographs of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's collars photographed in a flat format, I began working from a photograph of one and then went my own direction.

This embroidery was made at my studio at Index Art Center in Newark, NJ. It is a view of a tree (full of birds) and the Bamberger building that could be seen from my window. Index Art Center is now closed at this location. The building will be demolished and a 14 story apartment building will be built.

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After the murder of George Floyd there were countless demonstrations for social justice all over the US. I attended this demonstration in Hackensack, NJ where many young people were involved and voiced their outrage.

Beginning the second year of the Covid epidemic, I wanted to communicate the beauty of Spring in New Jersey.

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Made during the first summer of the pandemic. Joining the many window works, made by children and adults in my neighborhood, shown in windows during the time of Sheltering in Place.
Also included "Prayers for the Pandemic" Volume One https://issuu.com/victoryhall/docs/prayers_for_the_pandemic_vol1
organized by Drawing Rooms, Jersey City, NJ

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The quote reads:
The decision whether or not to bear a child is central to a woman’s life, to her well-being and dignity. It is a decision she must make for herself. When the government controls that decision for her, she is being treated as less than a full adult human responsible for her own choices.
— RBG, Senate Confirmation Hearings, 1993.

Installation views. "Bringing It All Back Home" curated by Colleen Gutwein O'Neal at Index Art Center in Newark, NJ.

Installation views. "Bringing It All Back Home" curated by Colleen Gutwein O'Neal at Index Art Center in Newark, NJ.

The quotes are from contemporary political women leaders in the United States such as Michelle Obama, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez and Maxine Waters. From the back of the piece the quotes can be read correctly. In the front of the piece the quotes are backward.

Installation view of "Between Wisdom and Madness: Works in Sculpture" at Index Art Center, Newark, NJ. Curated by Agnes Deja and Sarah Walko.

Site specific work made for Flat File Wall as part of the exhibition CURMUDGEON at ODETTA Gallery

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