The Ruins: A Story that was Supposed to be Over
by Rachel SagerThe Ruins: A Story that was Supposed to be Over
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Unearthing optimism, with a hammer, a shovel, or a pen. Telling the story of the people who come from coal through the art of mosaic.
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About Rachel Sager
Appalachian artist. Owner and Curator of The Ruins Project.
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