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SUMMARY:Book Discussion in The Work of Their Hands
DESCRIPTION:Book Discussion in The Work of Their Hands Exhibition\nJoin us for a book discussion in The Work of Their Hands exhibition. We’ll be exploring All That She Carried: The Journey of Ashley’s Sack\, a Black Family Keepsake by Tiya Miles. Together\, we will delve into a powerful story of three generations of women\, connected by an embroidered sack. Allow yourself to be inspired by their unwavering resolve to preserve family bonds despite enslavement\, separation\, and uncertain freedom. \nKimi Faxon Hemingway\, a Lecturer of Creative Writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington will lead the discussion. She was named 2024 UNCW Lecturer of the Year. Her insights will help us delve into the themes of resilience and memory in the book. Together\, we’ll be gaining a deeper understanding of the legacy of enslaved women whose labor and artistry are honored in our exhibition. \nAs Tiya Miles writes\, “Our foremothers wove spiritual beliefs\, cultural values\, and historical knowledge into their flax\, woolen\, silk\, and cotton webs. The work of their hands can lead us back to their histories and serve as guide rails as we grope through the difficult past.” This powerful quote guides our conversation as we explore the historical and emotional depths of the narrative. \nPre-registration requested; $5 donations appreciated. \nREGISTER HERE\nLearn more about The Work of Their Hands exhibit here.
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