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Capezzuti may be the most visible Pittsburgh artist you've never seen.\"
\n<\/strong>\u2013Mary Thomas in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Puppets for Pittsburgh is artist Cheryl Capezzuti\u2019s biggest interactive public art project to date. The project features a free lending library of giant puppets in conjunction with the Braddock Carnegie Free Library plus collaborative making and performance opportunities for everyone. Capezzuti is also an exhibiting sculptor, a master teaching artist, a commissioned puppetmaker, a maker of small theatrical works and a giant puppet fitness enthusiast. She is on the Visual Arts Faculty at Falk Laboratory School at the University of Pittsburgh.<\/span><\/p>\n

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