May 14, 2021 by
Philadelphia artists respond to racism in exhibition, book ‘We Are the Story’

Four Philadelphia artists appear in a new book ‘We Are the Story: A Visual Response to Racism’ by Carolyn L. Mazloomi. The book documents the 100 quilts included in group and solo exhibitions curated by the author, currently on view in Minneapolis, MN.

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1 panel comic from the series "Grand Ballroom of Doom," in which a balding man with glasses , wearing in an ill-fitting white tank top undershirt and drawstring pants, is gesturing to a giant monster in a cage and addressing a tour group of people, saying "yeah, so the supreme court says we can open this monster's cafe because it represents government overreach, and that's a philosophy that I'm willing to kill all of you to feel consistent about. State's rights or whatever."
 
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