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Season 11
Episode 21
The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg exhibits quilts that tell the story of Black pioneers in the American West. A theater program provides an inclusive space for individuals of all backgrounds and abilities. Artist Jennifer Lanzilotti is a writer who turned her talents to painting on fallen leaves. Artists display their work during the legislative session in Carson City.
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