Blind artists' work at Weathervane

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In conjunction with the show, Weathervane curator Marci Paolucci has created an arts and crafts exhibit featuring work by blind clients from Vision Support Services of Akron and the Cleveland Sight Center.

Crafts classes at Vision Support Services include sewing/quilting, leather work, woodworking, macrame, rug hooking, knitting and beadwork. VSS crafts displayed at Weathervane are group projects by clients at the Akron agency.

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