‘People Politics Planet’ exhibit connects feelings to art

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Photo by Phoebe Miller '23

A cyanotype art piece by Margaret Roleke “Danger/Peligro” depicts what she deems as social and political issues affecting the country this year.

Phoebe Miller ’23, Staff Writer
November 4, 2020

‘People Politics Planet’ exhibit connects feelings to art

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