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Home is the Most Important Place in the World

James David Morgan wrote this post at 10:11 am on June 26th, 2008.

Nicki Sucec’s Home Is the Most Important Place in the World addresses homelessness in Seattle by honoring 270 deceased men and women who faced that struggle.  The exhibit recently wrapped up at Henry Art Gallery as part of the University of Washington MFA Thesis Exhibition.

Home is the Most Important Place in the World

Read more about the exhibit at Real Change News, and listen Nicki speak about the project on the Henry Art podcast.

Photo courtesy of the artist.

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