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Polaroid photos of people are on display on a white shelf.
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Gallery 101’s ‘Tânte Ohci’ uses bones and Polaroids to explore ancestry...

Aria Wilson -
Photos hang from the ceiling of an art gallery.
Arts

‘Unravelling’ exhibit weaves culture, identity and activism

Savanah Patterson -
"Don't Forget to Count Your Blessings" is written in blue font on a white wall, next to a mounted photo of a woman with a tablecloth against a blue sky background.
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Christina Hajjar’s ‘Don’t Forget to Count Your Blessings’ explores diaspora and...

Grace Hawkes -
A women wearing all black with a black mask, stands to the right of an all white textile art piece.
Arts

Gallery 101’s ‘Do Weeds Still Grow in Heaven?’ confronts abuses in...

Juliana Italiano -
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Embroidery exhibit threads ties between lands and bodies

Alexa MacKie -
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