案例简介：照片由 @ waynelawrence/这是Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg，华盛顿特区的两个新型冠状病毒肺炎旗帜装置背后的艺术家去年秋天，她在RFK体育场附近放置了267,000多面旗帜; 在她的最新致敬中，国家广场上种植了660,000多个横幅，以纪念死于该病毒的美国个人。Brennan Firstenberg每天都会添加标志，以反映不断增加的通行费。这是自1987年艾滋病纪念被子展出以来购物中心最大的此类展览。点击我们的简历中的链接，阅读更多这个故事。在展览的3.8英里的步行路径上放置白色长凳，让游客坐在安静的倒影中。显示屏将通过10月3日保持向上。邀请公众为失去病毒的亲人奉献旗帜。虚拟奉献是可能的，通过h InAmericaFlags.org，志愿者将满足要求，题写和种植旗帜。点击我们的简历中的链接，了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

案例简介：Photo by @waynelawrence / This is Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg, the artist behind two COVID-19 flag installations in Washington, D.C. Last fall she placed more than 267,000 flags near RFK Stadium; in her latest tribute, over 660,000 banners have been planted along the National Mall, honoring U.S. individuals who have died from the virus. Brennan Firstenberg adds flags each day to reflect the continually mounting toll. It's the largest such exhibition on the mall since the presentation of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, in 1987. Tap the link in our bio to read more of this story.White benches placed throughout the exhibit's 3.8 miles of walking paths allow visitors to sit in quiet reflection. The display will remain up through October 3. The public is invited to dedicate flags for loved ones lost to the virus. Virtual dedications are possible through InAmericaFlags.org, where volunteers will fulfill the requests, inscribing and planting flags. Tap the link in our bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @waynelawrence / This is Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg, the artist behind two COVID-19 flag installations in Washi

案例简介：照片由 @ waynelawrence/这是Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg，华盛顿特区的两个新型冠状病毒肺炎旗帜装置背后的艺术家去年秋天，她在RFK体育场附近放置了267,000多面旗帜; 在她的最新致敬中，国家广场上种植了660,000多个横幅，以纪念死于该病毒的美国个人。Brennan Firstenberg每天都会添加标志，以反映不断增加的通行费。这是自1987年艾滋病纪念被子展出以来购物中心最大的此类展览。点击我们的简历中的链接，阅读更多这个故事。在展览的3.8英里的步行路径上放置白色长凳，让游客坐在安静的倒影中。显示屏将通过10月3日保持向上。邀请公众为失去病毒的亲人奉献旗帜。虚拟奉献是可能的，通过h InAmericaFlags.org，志愿者将满足要求，题写和种植旗帜。点击我们的简历中的链接，了解更多关于这个故事的信息。

国家地理 - Photo by @waynelawrence / This is Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg, the artist behind two COVID-19 flag installations in Washi

案例简介：Photo by @waynelawrence / This is Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg, the artist behind two COVID-19 flag installations in Washington, D.C. Last fall she placed more than 267,000 flags near RFK Stadium; in her latest tribute, over 660,000 banners have been planted along the National Mall, honoring U.S. individuals who have died from the virus. Brennan Firstenberg adds flags each day to reflect the continually mounting toll. It's the largest such exhibition on the mall since the presentation of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, in 1987. Tap the link in our bio to read more of this story.White benches placed throughout the exhibit's 3.8 miles of walking paths allow visitors to sit in quiet reflection. The display will remain up through October 3. The public is invited to dedicate flags for loved ones lost to the virus. Virtual dedications are possible through InAmericaFlags.org, where volunteers will fulfill the requests, inscribing and planting flags. Tap the link in our bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @waynelawrence / This is Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg, the artist behind two COVID-19 flag installations in Washi

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