Bria Sterling-Wilson
Bria Sterling-Wilson is in conversation with Rob Lee on The Truth In This Art. Through the utilization of magazine clippings, newspaper, and fabric I am recontextualizing found materials to confront […]
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Bria Sterling-Wilson is in conversation with Rob Lee on The Truth In This Art. Through the utilization of magazine clippings, newspaper, and fabric I am recontextualizing found materials to confront […]
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