Talk:Clare Rojas
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Here are a few random notes from when I was putting this page together. Hopefully these are useful to anyone else who wants to expand it.
Clare Rojas talks about growing up watching her mom and other women quilting. She connects this to politics as a feminine art form.
One possible quilting ref: http://www.artbabble.org/video/smart/clare-rojas-quilts
Rojas views her work as political, in the sense of the personal is political.
Some links
An interview document hosted at the Kavi Gupta Gallery's page
KQED NPR affiliate article that actually has some substantive discussion
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