Christine Aaron will be at The Mamaroneck Artists' Guild giving a walk and talk to visitors discussing The Memory Project and answering any questions. The walk and talk is free and open to the public.
Christine Aaron's Memory Project Installation will be open to the public at the Mamaroneck Artists' Guild from 12:00pm - 5:00pm. Visitors are welcome to add memories to the project. The exhibition will end at 5:00pm.
The Memory Project is pleased to host a reception at The Mamaroneck Artists' Guild, free and open to the public. The artist, Christine Aaron will be in attendance to speak with visitors.
Christine Aaron's Memory Project Installation will be open to the public at the Mamaroneck Artists' Guild from 12:00pm - 5:00pm. Visitors are welcome to add memories to the project.
Christine Aaron will be at The Mamaroneck Artists' Guild welcoming and speaking to visitors. Aaron will also be collecting more memories for future project.
Christine Aaron's Memory Project Installation will be open to the public at the Mamaroneck Artists' Guild from 12:00pm - 5:00pm. Visitors are welcome to add memories to the project.
Christine Aaron's Memory Project Installation will be open to the public at the Mamaroneck Artists' Guild from 12:00pm - 5:00pm. Visitors are welcome to add memories to the project.
Christine Aaron's Memory Project Installation will be open to the public at the Mamaroneck Artists' Guild from 12:00pm - 5:00pm. Visitors are welcome to add memories to the project.
Christine Aaron will be at The Mamaroneck Artists' Guild welcoming and speaking to visitors.
Christine Aaron's Memory Project Installation will be open to the public at the Mamaroneck Artists' Guild from 12:00pm - 5:00pm. Visitors are welcome to add memories to the project.
Add your memory to The Memory Project at the Larchmont Arts Festival. Christine Aaron will be collecting memories from noon to 5pm at Constitution Park.
The Memory Project, ran by Christine Shannon Aaron, engages Larchmont - Mamaroneck community members to share a significant memory. The resulting artwork will represent a joining of voices, where both participants and the audience can listen to, look at, and experience the memories of one another in the community we all call home.
