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New Whatcom Museum exhibit tackles themes of healing and repair

Bellingham National artists processed challenges through creativity

Artist Jinseok Choi's piece consists of hanging fabric sculptures
Los Angeles-based artist Jinseok Choi's piece, “Before the Last Spike,” is one of a series of hanging fabric sculptures that sheds light on the untold stories of invisible immigrant labor in America. (Andrew Ford/Cascadia Daily News)
By Margaret Bikman CDN Contributor
Jinseok Choi, a Los Angeles-based artist who is originally from Seoul, said the theme for the biennial Bellingham National exhibition aligns with his artistic practice.  “Bellingham National provides a great platform for artists to connect with diverse local and international audiences, and create a space for conversations about healing and repair — an essential stance in this highly polarized time,” Choi said. Amy Chaloupka, curator of art at Whatcom Museum, organizes and manag

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