Episode Synopsis "MINIATURES, MEMORY, AND CROSS-GENERATIONAL COMMUNITY BUILDING"

This week, Alexandra spoke with Meg Romero, an artist located in Cumberland, Maryland. Meg’s experience spans from fifteen years of high-end residential design to fifteen years of designing and building full-scale furniture. Her most recent work and what she calls her “next 15” is her work with miniatures. They spoke about the industry of miniatures, her work within it, how she has used miniatures to explore her personal life and witnessed them be an effective community building art project, and how one might try it out for themselves. You can about her and her work, as well as purchase a miniature, on her website here.

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