Fayetteville Artist to Discuss Memorial for Pandemic Victims at Fort Smith Event
Fayetteville artist Monica Moore will be speaking about her work on the COVID-19 memorial project at an upcoming event in Fort Smith. She is part of “The Hearts Project — A Covid-19 Memorial,” which will be exhibited at the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum.
The event will follow a 5 p.m. reception at the museum on September 14. It is the culmination of Moore’s contributions to the memorial project, which honors the lives lost to the pandemic.
The COVID-19 memorial project has been a significant endeavor, with artists from multiple backgrounds collaborating to pay tribute to those who were impacted by the pandemic. Monica Moore’s involvement highlights her commitment to commemorating this important historical event.
Moore’s addition to the event is notable, particularly given her already extensive involvement in the project. Her contribution will undoubtedly enrich the conversation about the memorial and its significance.
At the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum, the event promises to be a poignant and impactful discussion. It is a valuable opportunity for attendees to engage with the memorial’s significance and the artistic visions behind it.
- The event is scheduled for September 14, following a 5 p.m. reception at the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum.
- Moore is part of the broader memorial project, “The Hearts Project — A Covid-19 Memorial.”
- Her contribution highlights her commitment to honoring the lives lost during the pandemic.
- The event will provide a unique opportunity for attendees to engage with the memorial and its cultural significance.
As the event approaches, attendees can expect a deeply meaningful and thought-provoking experience, driven by Moore’s passionate work on the memorial.
