Pop up books as art – at the Taubman Gene Marrano January 31, 2019 1 minute read The woman long known as “Roanoke’s Goodwill Ambassador” – Pearl Fu – is one inspiration for a new exhibit at the Taubman Museum featuring her daughter – and “pop-up” books. WFIR’s Gene Marrano explains: Share: Post navigation Previous: Man wanted for stealing money, lottery tickets — then cashing winnerNext: Proposed Va. abortion bill creates political firestorm Related Stories Blue Ridge Marathon, Down by Downtown music fest preview Gene Marrano April 15, 2026 Roanoke Rambler owner cancels interview after claiming costs exceed revenue Ian Price April 15, 2026 Virginia lawmakers push back on Gov. Spanberger’s cannabis amendments Ian Price April 15, 2026
The woman long known as “Roanoke’s Goodwill Ambassador” – Pearl Fu – is one inspiration for a new exhibit at the Taubman Museum featuring her daughter – and “pop-up” books. WFIR’s Gene Marrano explains:
