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In the News
Caron Tabb’s ‘Fabric of Humanity—Repairing My World’ at the Skirball
Jewish Journal | November 23, 2022
Who is American? Skirball exhibition in L.A. answers the question with quilts
Los Angeles Times | November 22, 2022
The more this artist succeeds, the less you’ll know about her
The Forward | November 22, 2022
An American Story: Fabric of Our Nation
CNN | November 22, 2022
Quilting exhibit at Skirball stitches together art, activism
Spectrum News 1 | November 21, 2022
The Jewish Deli: An American Tale Told in Pickles and Pastrami
New York Times | July 18, 2022
Skirball on Twitter
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“[Putting together the quilt] felt like I was broadening the sense of humanity. And it felt very, very deeply Jewis… https://t.co/Zh90RUwJo2
Friday, December 2, 2022
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Enjoy this feature on artist Chloë Bass, whose exhibition "Wayfinding" is on view at the Skirball. "...the 38-year… https://t.co/ZR2jS1RuNP
Tuesday, November 29, 2022
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RT @karenconstine: Who is American? @Skirball_LA #exhibition in #LosAngeles answers the question with quilts via @latimes #Museums https://t.co/VIcioRuCqu
Tuesday, November 29, 2022
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We're open Friday, Nov 25, through the weekend! We are closed on Thursday, Nov 24, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
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Have family or friends in town for the holiday weekend? Savor time off with a cultural outing! Visit our three newe… https://t.co/AU5XhbzkAP
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
Skirball on Instagram
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“I am both a third-generation native New Yorker and a first-generation American at the same time. And that is a complicated thing to be. And I think in being those complexities and needing to acknowledge them, but also understanding that life is just life and we live it regardless, I’m trying to make projects that open up space for your own complexities: that leave room for the parts of you that have questions; that leave room for the parts of you that need regrounding, or need to notice something in a new way, or just need to be returned to yourself. So, I hope that 'Wayfinding' gives you a little bit of an opportunity to do that.”—Chloë Bass (@publicinvestigator)
Read more about Bass and her work in the @jdforward piece featured in our stories!
An exercise in emotional wayfinding, "Chloë Bass: Wayfinding" is on view at the Skirball through Mar 12.
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#Skirball #AtTheSkirball #ChloëBass
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[Image description: A small black garden marker sculpture with white text that reads "You might want so much more than you know." The sign is emerging from a planter with a shrub with autumnal-colored leaves. Behind it is a winding vine going up a pillar and a view of Skirball architecture against bright blue sky.]
Read more about Bass and her work in the @jdforward piece featured in our stories!
An exercise in emotional wayfinding, "Chloë Bass: Wayfinding" is on view at the Skirball through Mar 12.
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#Skirball #AtTheSkirball #ChloëBass
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[Image description: A small black garden marker sculpture with white text that reads "You might want so much more than you know." The sign is emerging from a planter with a shrub with autumnal-colored leaves. Behind it is a winding vine going up a pillar and a view of Skirball architecture against bright blue sky.]