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 Collections Unpacked at History Museum; RSO last Masterworks concert this weekend; The Tin Woman opens at Showtimers Gene Marrano May 6, 2026 Roanoke Council to vote Monday on FY 2026-27 budget after March revenue review Ian Price May 5, 2026 Daisy Art Parade adds a carnival this year at new location Gene Marrano May 5, 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:
