Amna Nawaz
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An artist hopes the stories of our treasured objects can help us understand each other
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November 27, 2019
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November 27, 2019
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3:42Now PlayingWhat objects give meaning to our lives? Kerianne Quick, artist in residence at San Diego’s New Americans Museum, spent a year researching people’s treasured possessions -- and the stories behind them -- for an innovative project in which she preserves them as 3-D laser art. KPBS reporter Maya Trabulsi reports on the exhibit “A Portrait of People in Motion.”
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