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Posted: 4:19 PM Sep 10, 2008
Items Confiscated by Airlines Become Works of Art
An art show in Wisconsin right now sheds light on how life has changed for airline passengers since 9-11.
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An art show in Wisconsin right now sheds light on how life has changed for airline passengers since 9-11.
California artist Michele Pred creates pieces of art from items confiscated at airports. The items include scissors, nail clippers, and matches. Pred says the art is a symbol of how fears have changed the U.S. in the past seven years.
Her works are now on display at the Kohler arts center in Sheboygan.
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