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January 11 @ 9:30 am - 10:30 am
10th Annual Architecture of Compassion: Rosemary Feit Covey, Artist
January 11 @ 9:30 am - 10:30 am
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Join us for the 10th Meeting House Architecture of Compassion series, featuring compassionate individuals in our community who have followed their hearts and dedicated their unique skills to nurturing in-person social connections. These efforts foster both mental and physical healing through shared experiences. This year’s series will be featured during our Adult Forum, held every Sunday morning in Heritage Hall, located on the lowest level of Elliot House at 9:30 AM. Come and be inspired by a variety of speakers sharing meaningful topics that enrich our lives and strengthen our community.
Join us for the 10th Meeting House Architecture of Compassion series, featuring compassionate individuals in our community who have followed their hearts and dedicated their unique skills to nurturing in-person social connections. These efforts foster both mental and physical healing through shared experiences. This year’s series will be featured during our Adult Forum, held every Sunday morning in Heritage Hall, located on the lowest level of Elliot House at 9:30 AM. Come and be inspired by a variety of speakers sharing meaningful topics that enrich our lives and strengthen our community.
Sunday, January 11 we welcome Rosemary Feit Covey.
Red-Handed – Sudan: Don’t Turn Away is a powerful, immersive art installation, created to raise awareness of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan, the 40 x 35-foot mixed-media floor artwork invites visitors to walk directly on the imagery—stylized bodies with hands dipped in red paint—forcing an emotional and physical engagement with the subject matter. Rosemary Feit Covey will discuss the very personal genesis of the project, how this work fits with her trajectory as an artist and where it will go next. A sample portion of Red Handed will be installed for the lecture.
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