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A portion of Stitching the Situation is on view at St Vincent College’s Foster and Muriel McCarl Coverlet Gallery, located in the Fred Rogers Center, as part of the exhibition, “Through the Mask: Conversations about Culture and Covid.” The exhibition features 20 artists from around the world.

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