BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Exhibit: In America: How could this happen... (art installation by Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg) 2020_10 October (Visits 1-6) 222,220 --> 229,711 dead

DC -- Exhibit: In America: How could this happen... (art installation by Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg) 2020_10 October (Visits 1-6) 222,220 --> 229,711 dead:

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Description of Pictures: Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg's In America: How could this happen... installation commerating the United States' losses from COVID-19 was at the DC Armory/RFK Stadium in the third quarter of 2020. Originally, the installation was set to run from October 23 to November 6. In a press conference held on November 2, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that it would be extended through the end of November.
Pictures here are from my six visits during October.
* (1) October 22 -- 222,220 dead
* (2) October 23 -- 223,059 dead (this was the offical start date for the installation)
* (3) October 24 -- 223,975 dead
* (4) October 27 -- 225,792 dead
* (5) October 28 -- 226,728 dead
* (6) October 31 -- 229.711 dead

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. INAMER_201022_030.JPG: 222,220
2. INAMER_201022_034.JPG: Ruppert Landscape crews were out installing the flags.
3. INAMER_201022_055.JPG: Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg
4. INAMER_201022_084.JPG: The Ruppert Landscape teams were using plywood sheets to install their flags. Each sheet had 11 x 5 holes, each about 8 inches apart, to plant their flags.
5. INAMER_201022_113.JPG: After each of the holes in the board were filled, the crews would lift and shake the board and the flags would slide through the holes.
6. INAMER_201022_119.JPG: Flags came in bundles of 100. Some of us referenced these as being World War I German hand grenades. The early flags were planted untreated but, after awhile, it was decided to spray them with Rust-Oleum so they wouldn't rust as much.
7. INAMER_201022_142.JPG: There was a set of 25 flags in front of the main sign. They represented the number of people who'd died of COVID in New Zealand. Their death count did not go up during the entire time.
8. INAMER_201022_150.JPG: This field of flags represents the number of deaths there would be in the United States if we had been as effective in dealing with COVID as New Zealand had been.
9. INAMER_201022_234.JPG: Doug Firstenberg doing work remotely.
10. INAMER_201022_262.JPG: Folks would drive by all the time, stop and ask what the project was about. This driver was giving a thumb's up when he had been told.
11. INAMER_201022_277.JPG: Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg planting one of thousands and thousands of flags she personally planted.
12. INAMER_201023_008.JPG: 223,059
13. INAMER_201023_030.JPG: [This was the initial draft of the installation's FAQ. It was revised by the time the project officially opened.] Docent Information * This Art Installation is privately funded by Artist Suzanne Firstenberg to memorialize those who have been lost to Covid-19. Ruppert Landscaping has generously donated designs and labor to make this installation possible. * You are invited to plant flags in reflection and participation. If you would like to write the name of someone lost to Covid-19 on the Flags before planting, we have a Reception Tent where you can find the materials and Staff to guide you. * Over 220,000 Flags will be planted in this green space over the next few weeks. Each flag represents a life lost. The number of flags in the exhibit mirrors the number of lives lost to COVID-19. This number is updated daily on the billboard. * This Art Installation was created to provide a space of collective reflection and mourning. We ask that visitors enjoy the space, but please observe social distancing and wear masks at all times. * The installation will be open from 11am - 6pm on Weekdays and 9am - 6pm on weekends. * The smaller section of Flags in front of the large billboard represents the number of lives that would have been lost in New Zealand, a county who has fortunately suffered the least amount of lives lost to Covid-19. The number has been adjusted to show the number of lives lost if New Zealand had the same population size as the United States. Frequently Asked Questions Q. Is this exhibit politically charged /focused? A. The artist intended for the installation to be apolitical and only wanted to memorialize those who have been lost. Regardless of political opinion, everyone should be able to respect and honor the lives needlessly lost in this pandemic. Q. Can I participate? A. YES!!! We need volunteers daily and would love to have your help. Please find the Volunteer Coordinators under the Reception Tents to sign up. Q. Can we take a Flag home with us? A. NO. Please make sure not to remove any flags from the grounds of the exhibit. Q. Can I write something other than a name on a Flag to be planted? A. No. We have to adhere to the purpose of the artist's vision to maximize the impact. [This restriction was immediately dropped.] Q. How long will this be running here? A. Tentatively, we will have this up until November 6th, 2020.
14. INAMER_201023_051.JPG: I hope you dance Ricky Taylor
15. INAMER_201023_098.JPG: Dave
16. INAMER_201023_100.JPG: The In America: How could this happen... art installation by Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg, commemorating those who died in the USA from COVID-19, continues to grow at the DC Stadium/Armory. The goal is one white flag for every American who has died of Covid and the count is updated every day. Folks are invited to write the names of friends and loved ones who've died from the pandemic so they can be part of the memorial. It should be up until November 6.
17. INAMER_201023_110.JPG: Installed By Ruppert Landscape www.ruppertlandscape.com
18. INAMER_201023_127.JPG: Mrs. Louise Green + Mr. Chester Green Independence, KS
19. INAMER_201023_136.JPG: Wash DC In memory of Lee Johnson
20. INAMER_201023_222.JPG: He was doing an AIDS ribbon which was filled in later.
21. INAMER_201023_244.JPG: Dr. Sidney Rankin [I did this one for a friend]
22. INAMER_201023_263.JPG: Matthew John Greenisen [Another flag that I did for a friend]
23. INAMER_201023_500.JPG: Kamilah Smith
24. INAMER_201023_529.JPG: Romeo Agtarap, RN ER Nurse NY Presbyterian Hospital
25. INAMER_201024_003.JPG: Wear Your Mask [This was based on a sunset photo that Suzanne took that she doubled and reversed to form a mask.]
26. INAMER_201024_011.JPG: 223,975
27. INAMER_201024_054.JPG: Leslie's Husband in Detroit
28. INAMER_201024_060.JPG: The U.K. Stands with You
29. INAMER_201024_109.JPG: Wallace "Pop Pop" Golden [I was asked to make this one]
30. INAMER_201024_128.JPG: Jose Bonilla
31. INAMER_201024_147.JPG: In America How could this happen... Help plant a flag for each American lost to Covid-19 IG: @InAmericaFlags IG: @SFirstenberg suzannefirstenberg.com
32. INAMER_201024_226.JPG: Earline "Mimi" Cibulski (flipside)
33. INAMER_201024_244.JPG: Earline "Mimi" Cibulski Died of Covid April 20, 2020 New Orleans, LA
34. INAMER_201024_306.JPG: John Roberts 3/30/2020
35. INAMER_201024_395.JPG: Robert Shackelford Sarasota, FL
36. INAMER_201027_011.JPG: 225,792
37. INAMER_201027_031.JPG: Eddie Large
38. INAMER_201027_247.JPG: Miss U so much bro God have U now see U on the other side Love Sis Gerald Mack
39. INAMER_201027_249.JPG: David C. Driskell Art Historian April 2020 David Driskell From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia David C. Driskell (June 7, 1931 – April 1, 2020) was an American artist, scholar and curator; recognized for his work in establishing African-American Art as a distinct field of study. In his lifetime, Driskell was cited as one of the world's leading authorities on the subject of African-American Art. Driskell held the title of Distinguished University Professor of Art, Emeritus, at the University of Maryland, College Park.
40. INAMER_201028_025.JPG: 226,728
41. INAMER_201028_038.JPG: Terry Bridwell Cherished Friend Favorite teacher Beloved Mom & Grandma We love and miss you
42. INAMER_201028_080.JPG: Kenneth Bridwell Funny man Loving grandpa & dad We love and miss you Generous soul
43. INAMER_201028_084.JPG: In Memory of our dear friend Carrol Smith
44. INAMER_201028_105.JPG: Philip Widmer You are loved and missed
45. INAMER_201028_143.JPG: Lifting up the plywood template after planting the flags.
46. INAMER_201028_262.JPG: Vote
47. INAMER_201028_282.JPG: Raphael Romo "RaFa" Gonzales
48. INAMER_201028_291.JPG: Mrs. Louise Green + Mr. Chester Green Independence, KS
49. INAMER_201028_302.JPG: Arthur B. Sherbin May 24, 2020 You are missed
50. INAMER_201028_337.JPG: Brandy Breedlove Hearne September 4, 2020 You are missed
51. INAMER_201028_353.JPG: Vlaislav "(Jerry") Uhlir 1/03/33 6 [???]/22/20 You are loved and missed. Peter Uhlir Nik Uhlir Jr. Nik Unlir Olivia Uhlir Jeb Uhlir Justin Daniel
52. INAMER_201028_383.JPG: Stuart Arnold Martin 10/13/20
53. INAMER_201028_403.JPG: Jan Rykieta
54. INAMER_201031_002.JPG: 229,711
55. INAMER_201031_084.JPG: Michael Reynolds 4.30.62 - 10.6.20 RIP
56. INAMER_201031_088.JPG: Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg and Jonathan Thorpe
57. INAMER_201031_092.JPG: There had been rain and Ruppert Landscape put in some new grass over the mud.
58. INAMER_201031_123.JPG: Rudy G. Perez, Sr. San Antonio Texas 77 years old
59. INAMER_201031_170.JPG: Aunt Gladys
60. INAMER_201031_199.JPG: Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg
61. INAMER_201031_390.JPG: Emily Deale and her family
62. INAMER_201031_474.JPG: Jossy Gyre Always my Friend
63. INAMER_201031_489.JPG: Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg and her daughter
64. INAMER_201031_556.JPG: Emily Deale
65. INAMER_201031_559.JPG: Emily Deale
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- Firstenberg, Suzanne appears on:
  - 2024_03_07B2_In_America2_Anniv MD -- Event: In America: Remember -- Reunion @ Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg's Studio
  - 2023_DC_Beyond_Convening4_230825 DC -- Beyond Granite @ US Inst of Peace -- Legacies and Futures of the National Mall -- 4 (of 6). Panel 2: Envisioning Democracy: Artist Roundtable
  - 2023_DC_Beyond_Convening_230825 DC -- Beyond Granite @ US Inst of Peace -- Legacies and Futures of the National Mall -- 1 (of 6). Miscellaneous
  - 2023_MD_SBF_Studio MD -- Bethesda -- Suzanne's studio
  - 2022_DC_Beyond_Granite_221207 MLK Memorial Library -- Event: Special Preview of Beyond Granite's Inaugural Exhibition on the National Mall
  - 2022_MD_EmptyFix MD -- Rockville -- Emp[a]t[h]yFix installation by Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg @ Rockville Town Center
  - 2022_DC_In_America2_Anniv_220918 DC -- Event: In America: Remember -- One Year Reunion
  - 2022_MD_Mormon MD -- Kensington -- Mormon Temple
  - 2022_MD_SBF_Studio MD -- Bethesda -- Suzanne's studio
  - 2022_DC_Ideas_Forum_220413 DC -- Lincoln Cottage -- Event: Lincoln Ideas Forum (2022): Grief and Loss
  - ...More (List all 27 pages with this person)...
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