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A Black woman's textile mastery was often treated as domestic labor instead of fine art.
Born into slavery in Georgia, she made fabric narratives whose surviving panels still speak through faith, memory, and observation.
A Black woman's textile mastery was often treated as domestic labor instead of fine art.
Powers's two surviving quilts are preserved by major American museums.
Museums can center makers' own explanations and recover histories once filtered through others.
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