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Art and Textile Politics
Publication supported by the Neil Harris Endowment Fund
“Julia Bryan-Wilson sees us all as experts in the field of textiles—they are with us throughout our lives; ‘we all have,’ she writes, ‘a profound relationship to them.’ . . . .The political impact that textiles have on us is strongly felt in Bryan-Wilson’s examination of the AIDS quilt. This section is an immersive insight into the socio-economic impact that the American political system had on people living with AIDS in the 1980s.”
Association for the Study of Arts of the Present: ASAP Book Prize
Won
College Art Association: Frank Jewett Mather Prize
Won
Dedalus Foundation: Robert Motherwell Book Award
Won
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