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Early in her
artistic career, Mary Fisher was a tapestry weaver and television
producer. In the 1980s she began to design boutique table linens
and accessories, followed by constructions of abstract patterns
in acrylic paint and gold leaf and then by the handmade papers for
which she is most recognized. More recently, she has captured life
images in photography and sculpture. Since speaking at the 1992
Republican Convention, Fisher has been recognized as a leading AIDS
activist. Her books, including two anthologies of speeches and photography,
have received critical acclaim. Her activism, artistry, and authorship
are all expressions of her experience and her soul. Among collectors
of Fisher's work are President and Mrs. Gerald Ford, President and
Mrs. George Bush, actresses Liza Minnelli and Rosie O'Donnell, and
the Hearst Corporation.
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