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比尔·斯特里克兰用幻灯片改造社会

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比尔·斯特里克兰讲述了一个用艺术、音乐和不寻常的合作带来救赎的安静而惊人的故事。

As a Pittsburgh youth besieged by racism in the crumbling remains of the steel economy, Bill Strickland should have been one of the Rust Belt's casualties. Instead, he discovered the potter's wheel, and the transforming power of fountains, irrepressible dreams, and the slide show. Full bio »

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