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This undated photo provided the Brooklyn Museum shows an untitled 2003-4 work of art by Judith Scott, who made cocoon-like fiber sculptures at the Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, Calif. Scott, who died in 2005, was born with Down syndrome and was deaf and mute. She was institutionalized for 35 years until she was introduced to the Creative Growth Art Center and its program for artists with developmental disabilities. She’s now getting her first solo museum exhibition in the United States. “Bound and Unbound” opens Friday, Oct. 24, 2014, at the Brooklyn Museum. (AP Photo/Brooklyn Museum, Addison Doty)
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