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See larger Chuck Kirman/The Star Roger Conrad prepares to install "R.E." by John Nava at the Ojai Valley Museum. A fiber-arts exhibit from Friday through March 31 will encompass examples of antique and contemporary quilts and textiles, fiber-art portraiture, sculpture, wearable art and more.

Photo by Chuck Kirman, Ventura County Star

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Roger Conrad prepares to install "R.E." by John Nava at the Ojai Valley Museum. A fiber-arts exhibit from Friday through March 31 will encompass examples of antique and contemporary quilts and textiles, fiber-art portraiture, sculpture, wearable art and more.

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  • Chuck Kirman/The Star Roger Conrad prepares to install "R.E." by John Nava at the Ojai Valley Museum. A fiber-arts exhibit from Friday through March 31 will encompass examples of antique and contemporary quilts and textiles, fiber-art portraiture, sculpture, wearable art and more.
  • Chuck Kirman/The Star "Crazy Quilt" by Caroline Catherine Hoke Weber, made in 1884, will be in a fiber-arts exhibit at the Ojai Valley Museum from Friday through March 31.
  • Chuck Kirman/The Star A doll called "Sonny and Chair" by Fran Bulwa will be one of the works exhibited.
  • Chuck Kirman/The Star A small segment of "Crazy Quilt," made in 1884 by Caroline Catherine Hoke Weber, will be in the exhibit at the Ojai Valley Museum.
  • Chuck Kirman/The Star Director and curator Michele Ellis Pracy sets up the fiber-art exhibit at the Ojai Valley Museum.

As the curator of the first fiber art exhibit at the Ojai Valley Museum, Michele Ellis Pracy hopes viewers will appreciate the beauty and creativity that fiber art allows each artist to express

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