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July 26, 2006 Arts » Visual Art

Books of life

Two bookmaking shows approach family

by Michele Natale

In two shows in Raleigh, similar media and themes play out with radically differing results in the hands of two artists. Both work with the format of the book, and both explore the delicate yet insistent life of plants as a metaphor…

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