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Join us to hear all about the Tapestries Lakeland Revisited exhibit.
Originally installed from November 2018 through early 2020, the tapestries became part of the city’s visual identity - appearing on buildings, in gathering spaces, and along well-traveled streets. Funded through a collaborative effort between local organizations, businesses, and community supporters, the project directly invested in artists while expanding access to public art.
Today, Tapestries Lakeland Revisited offers both a moment of reflection and a documenting of history.
This Wednesday hear from artists and the Tapestries project creator, David Collins.
Join us to hear all about the Tapestries Lakeland Revisited exhibit.
Originally installed from November 2018 through early 2020, the tapestries became part of the city’s visual identity - appearing on buildings, in gathering spaces, and along well-traveled streets. Funded through a collaborative effort between local organizations, businesses, and community supporters, the project directly invested in artists while expanding access to public art.
Today, Tapestries Lakeland Revisited offers both a moment of reflection and a documenting of history.
This Wednesday hear from artists and the Tapestries project creator, David Collins.
