Opening reception held for Voices Center for Resilience 9/11 art exhibit
An art exhibit in New Canaan features works inspired by the events of 9/11.
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314ds agoAn art exhibit in
New Canaan features works inspired by the events of 9/11.
The Voices Center
for Resilience held the opening reception Wednesday for its 20th anniversary art exhibit at the Silvermine Arts Center.
It features
artwork, quilts and other items in the nonprofit's collection created in
response to and in the years after the attacks.
Voices provides
long-term support and resources promoting mental health care and wellness for
9/11 victims' families, responders and survivors.
Its founding
director says it's important for people to see the exhibit.
The exhibit runs
through Oct. 9.
