collaborations
Mother Art:
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Artists Formerly Known as Women:
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Left: Siegel and Foster performing a coyote story
Middle: Coyote wheel and story book Right: Margaret Oakley signage Photos: Phillip Otto |
Coyote Winter
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Remembrances
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NELAscapes
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Home / Away
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Suzanne Siegel and Kay Brown:
Figueroa Women, installation in the window of Kitchen Mouse Restaurant, part of Fig Jam celebrating Figueroa Street in Highland Park, Mayor Eric Garcetti’s Great Streets Initiative, 2016.
An accordion fold book examined the role dynamic women have played in the history of the Northeast Los Angeles neighborhood, starting with Native Americans, through Maria Catalina Verdugo, who inherited half the Verdugo rancho from her father, to Idah Mae Strobridge, a 19th century bookbinder, to Mexican America women railroad workers in World War II, to County Supervisor, Gloria Molina to community activist Amy Inouye.
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