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If you put a seed in the ground, the seed doesn't stop growing. You put it in the soil, and that bulb grows every second that it's attached to the earth. That's why I think that every minute we're attached to the earth, we should be doing something." -Ruth AsawaThis film offers an intimate look at San Francisco-based artist Ruth Asawa, presenting a complex portrait of this mother, teacher and woman of the earth. Her humanness is conveyed with the intensity and sensitivity that pervades her life and her views on art, form and growth.
Running time: 30 min., Year released: 1992 Close captioned?: N, Color?: Y Avail. formats: VHS ISBN: 1-55974-530-4 Language: English, Subtitled?: N For classroom?: Y, Study Guide?: N Grade level: 7th and up
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This title can also be found in: Art & Artists (Visual), Biographies, Fine Art, Philosophy |
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