Metro Detroit Partners to Install COVID Healing Memorial Artwork in TCF Center

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Metro Detroit Partners to Install COVID Healing Memorial Artwork in TCF Center

6/23/2021
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Metro Detroit community has faced immense trauma, from the physical loss of life to loss of employment, loss of home and continued uncertainty. Through it all, the region has come together to support resident needs for not only economic or health support but emotional support as well. Collective grief is something that will be recognized in an upcoming art installation in TCF Center called “The Healing Memorial.”

“We are huge art advocates at the TCF Center,” said Karen Totaro, general manager TCF Center/ASM Global. “We’re looking forward to hosting such a creative piece that can bring healing to our community.”

The City of Detroit, Cranbrook Art Museum, TCF Center and the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy are partnering on a large-scale, hands-on public art installation that recognizes the depth of loss over the past year, such as lost loved ones, lost homes, lost jobs and lost hope. It will provide support and healing for all residents of southeastern Michigan who have experienced loss due to the COVID-19 pandemic and is open to people who experienced all forms of loss, including physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, social, occupational and environmental.

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