Add to ORKGEmily Loker of Portland, Maine, discusses music, ceramics, and writing. She talks about the financial constraints of certain kinds of making and about the intersections of art and activism.https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/pplhistory_makers_audio_interviews/1008/thumbnail.jp
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