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Linda Gass is interviewed by Steve Marra of ApplauseCast.

An artist who uses multi-layered quilts to illuminate issues of water management in a state that descends into drought nearly six months out of every year. Linda Gass introduces three new pieces that illustrate the past, present, and - through restoration - the future of saltwater marshes in the San Francisco Bay.

Linda's work can be found on her website (www.lindagass.com).

Interviewer: Stephen Marra
Producer: William Hedge
Original Music: William Hedge

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at 04:18PM Sunday on February 26, 2006, Forrest Neale said:

An interesting subject, and one that affects up all. Did seam like it drifted a little from Art Quilts to water conservation. Liked the use of art to make a political statement. Ms Gass has a beautiful voice. Liked the use of the 'deadline' as relates to an artist. On a sidenote, the Salt Marshes of the SF Bay were formed by the Leasie (Salt) Brothers who basically murdered their competition to obtain the salt ponds. I mention this because when she related how she'd painted marshes in blood colors it has revelance. Whould liked to have heard more about the feedback and public aclaim of her work. All in all a very enjoyable tobic and person.

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