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    This Philly artist weaves the beauty of human connection

    From an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer: “Nurturing hope can be one of the roles of the artist, according to Pannepacker, a Philadelphia-area native who…

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    From an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer:

    "Nurturing hope can be one of the roles of the artist, according to Pannepacker, a Philadelphia-area native who has had the grace and grit to make her living through art ever since she fell in love with weaving in her senior year at Penn State over 30 years ago. Since then, she has led art workshops for seniors, women in prison, people with disabilities. She has sold pieces and received grants. But she has always created."

    Read the entire article here: https://www.inquirer.com/life/listening-loom-pandemic-kensington-homeless-eviction-opioids-epidemic-20210831.html?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=ios&utm_campaign=app_ios_article_share&utm_content=M3BWWDHNZJBHJGXZ7B73OMLR6U

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