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  • Montalvo Arts Center kicks off its annual Art on the Grounds exhibition program this summer with "Threads: Weaving Humanity," on July 19.

Montalvo Arts Center presents "Threads: Weaving Humanity" User Submitted

When: Fri., July 19, 6-9 p.m. 2019
Phone: 408-961-5858
Email: info@montalvoarts.org
Price: Free
montalvoarts.org/exhibitions/threads
Montalvo Arts Center kicks off its annual Art on the Grounds exhibition program this summer with Threads: Weaving Humanity, a series of new textile works that use braiding, stitching, patching, and mending as a metaphor for weaving the threads of our diverse communities into a shared social fabric.

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