Broad and High
Unconventional Wall Art By Renee Wormack-Keels
Clip: Season 9 Episode 12 | 6m 20sVideo has Closed Captions
Renee Wormack-Keels works with many fabrics to create wall hangings that tell a story.
Fiber and mixed media artist, Renee Wormack-Keels works with her own hand-dyed fabrics, along with African prints, batiks, and commercial fabrics to create wall hangings that tell a story – often about African-American women’s lives.
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Broad and High
Unconventional Wall Art By Renee Wormack-Keels
Clip: Season 9 Episode 12 | 6m 20sVideo has Closed Captions
Fiber and mixed media artist, Renee Wormack-Keels works with her own hand-dyed fabrics, along with African prints, batiks, and commercial fabrics to create wall hangings that tell a story – often about African-American women’s lives.
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Preview: Unconventional Wall Art, Ancient Water Marbling
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Preview: S9 Ep12 | 27s | A local artist tells stories through wall hangings. Explore ancient water marbling. (27s)
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