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Laura Fogg

Quilt Artist for over 20 Years
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Together We Stand

April 15, 2022

My daughter, granddaughter and I all attended the first Women's March in 2017, proudly wearing our pink pussy hats and carrying signs. This is when I decided I have to use my art as a means of communication to try to make some changes in this world of ours. I am happy to say that this piece was noticed by the Sierra Club, an that they purchased it to hang in their national headquarters in Washington DC.

2017. Approx 46"w x 56"h.
Materials: commercial cotton prints, metallic and novelty synthetic fabrics, novelty trims, Sulky variegated thread, tulle

Photo by the artist

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