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An interview with Natalie Baxter, a sculptor who uses sewing and quilting to explore perceptions of place identity, gender roles, and the treasured nostalgia of Americana, is presented. Baxter talks about some of the biggest influences on her work, strategies, rituals, or routines that help her work...

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Published in:School Arts 2022-02, Vol.121 (6), p.25
Main Authors: Cole, Karl, Sandagata, Robb
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Art techniques
Artistic expression
Baxter, Natalie
Biography
Influence
Interviews
Sculptors
Textile artists
Visual artists
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Summary:An interview with Natalie Baxter, a sculptor who uses sewing and quilting to explore perceptions of place identity, gender roles, and the treasured nostalgia of Americana, is presented. Baxter talks about some of the biggest influences on her work, strategies, rituals, or routines that help her work and/or generate ideas, and her artwork.
ISSN:0036-6463