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Community "HeARTs" now on display in Rome

Feb 9, 2015 12:00 AM
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By Luke Chaffin - FF/S

The centerpieces of the second-annual Rome Community HeART Project are now on display at Redmond Regional Medical Center and in various locations in Downtown Rome through Feb. 28. Among this year's 15 cement HeARTs are seven painted by members of the Darlington Community: four HeARTs by current students, two by faculty and one by an alumna.

Rome's newest public art installation takes place in celebration of American Heart Month. Each artist was asked to convey a message of heart health awareness through their painted cement sculptures. The project is a collaboration between the Rome Area Council for the Arts (RACA) and Redmond Regional Medical Center.
 

Participating Darlington artists & locations:

Rizwaan Dharsey12th Grade
Johnny's NY-Style Pizza
233 Broad St.
Rome, Ga. 30161
Margaret Hjort ('11)
Swift & Finch
600 Broad St.
Rome, Ga. 30161

Jennifer Moore, ELA-8 art teacher
Citizens First Bank
701 Broad St.
Rome, Ga. 30161
 
Tate Morgan, 10th Grade 
Broad Street & East 2nd Avenue
Rome, Ga. 30161

Kathy O'Mara, Upper School art teacher
Redmond Regional Medical Center
501 Redmond Road
Rome, Ga. 30165

Kathleen Perkins, 5th Grade 
      & Anne Scott Smith, 7th Grade, Studio Siri
Harvest Moon Café
234 Broad St.
Rome, Ga. 30161
 
Maddie Sabourin, 9th Grade
Southeastern Mills
100 E. 1st Ave.
Rome, Ga. 30161


Click here to vote for one of our HeARTs on the RACA Facebook page.


Click here for more information about the Rome Community HeART Project.

Rizwaan Dharsey, Rome Community HeART Project 2015
Margaret Hjort ('11), Rome Community HeART Project 2015
Tate Morgan, Rome Community HeART Project 2015
Maddie Sabourin, Rome Community HeART Project 2015
Kathy O'Mara, Rome Community HeART Project 2015
Kathleen Perkins & Anne Scott Smith (Studio Siri), Rome Community HeART Project 2015