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  "textContent": "Collage’s official history starts in 1912, with a piece of oilcloth Picasso glued onto a still life. Monica Church and Andrea Burgay think that starting point erases centuries of work in scrapbooks, quilts, and traditions that never made it onto a gallery wall.Church and Burgay organized Making Meaning, a symposium hosted by the Vassar Institute for the Liberal Arts, alongside Transforming Collage: Hudson Valley, a run of ten linked exhibitions across the region. Andrea joined us once before to talk […]\n\nThe post Making Meaning Symposium: Re-thinking past, present and future of collage appeared first on The Weird Show.",
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