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   <title>New Tang exhibitions showcase artist Ruby Sky Stiler, fiber craft, and science </title>
   <author>Michael Janairo </author>
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   <description>The teaching museum reopens to the public Feb. 3 with two new exhibitions, “Radical Fiber: Threads Connecting Art and Science” and “Opener 34: Ruby Sky Stiler — New Patterns.” </description>
   <pubDate>Fri, 28 Jan 2022 14:56:11 -0800</pubDate>
   <tags>Arts,Campus News,Events,Tang Teaching Museum,</tags>
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           alt="Tang at the Albany International Airport "/>
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           alt="Dinah Luomanen ’25, a student from the Scribner Seminar Outsiders? Folk and Self-Taught Artists in the United States, taught by Assistant Professor of Art History Nancy Thebaut, speaks about a 19th-century crazy quilt from the Tang collection in the student-curated exhibition “On Their Own Terms.” "/>
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   <image2caption>Dinah Luomanen ’25, a student from the Scribner Seminar Outsiders? Folk and Self-Taught Artists in the United States, taught by Assistant Professor of Art History Nancy Thebaut, speaks about a 19th-century crazy quilt from the Tang collection in the student-curated exhibition “On Their Own Terms.” (Photo: Sarah Condon-Meyers)</image2caption>
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