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Contemporary embroiderer Erin Endicott's work blurs the lines between stitching, sewing, painting, and sculpting, and deals with spiritual and psychological subjects. Endicott studied her craft in Scotland as a weaver's apprentice, then earned a degree at the Moore College of Art and Design. She exhibits her work around the world.
Aired: 05/13/12
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