In America Flags

In America Flags In America: Remember
In the fall of 2021, 701,000 flags honored Americans who had died from COVID. Public Art Installation by Suzanne Firstenberg

When Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg  created In America Flags, over 700,000 small flags were planted at The National Mall, ...
10/14/2022

When Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg created In America Flags, over 700,000 small flags were planted at The National Mall, each representing a life lost to COVID. If we had done the same installation this year, a million flags would cover the ground like this.
The mourning of lives lost through this pandemic is so vast. Art can best reflect how deep this pain is felt throughout the world, and even then, only scratch the surface of our collective pain.

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Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg's latest art installation.
09/08/2022

Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg's latest art installation.

"Protect Them," a mobile shipping container art installation, has arrived at Rockville Town Square. It will open to the public tonight, Sept...

The Empty Fix Project has arrived in Rockville, MD. The artwork, “Protect Them” is about preventing addiction. Open to t...
09/06/2022

The Empty Fix Project has arrived in Rockville, MD. The artwork, “Protect Them” is about preventing addiction. Open to the public Thursday evening.

The installation will be open
4-9 pm Thurs, Sept. 8
2-5 pm Fri and Sat Sept. 9, 10, 16, 17
5-8 pm Thurs Sept. 22

Rockville Town Center Park
131 Gibbs Street
Rockville, MD 20850

In America Flags artist Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg:"The pandemic catapulted us into a world of psychological pain. One ...
09/06/2022

In America Flags artist Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg:
"The pandemic catapulted us into a world of psychological pain. One consequence of this collective trauma is addiction. My art series on addiction begins this week, art about educating, healing, and protecting ourselves, loved ones, and today's youth."

The pandemic catapulted us into a world of psychological pain. One consequence of this collective trauma is addiction. My art series on addiction begins this week, art about educating, healing, and protecting ourselves, loved ones, and today's youth.

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Washington D.C., DC
20005

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