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Repair Project at MassArt Highlights Healing After Conflict

A person arranges colorful embroidery threads on a black fabric, surrounded by needles, a pair of blue scissors, and stitched designs, including stars and zigzag patterns.

At the MassArt DMC atrium in Boston on July 2, Lyssa Palu-ay chooses yarn before mending. David L Ryan/ Globe Staff

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Justice, Equity, and Transformation

The Repair Project at MassArt is a space for an embodied response to the rending of community and a chance for internal and collective repair. A recent Boston Globe article spotlights this project and the power of art to bring people together to heal, specifically how mending, or the physical repair of materials through stitching, can provide an outlet to bond with others and process all the issues taking place in the world.

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