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Child’s art is moving from their parent’s refrigerators to one of North America’s most high-profile museums.
Canada’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is joining forces with the agency No Fixed Address (NFA) to curate a real-time experience that captures the unique perspectives of children and teens living through the pandemic.
While there are a number of institutions that are documenting the pandemic in one way or another, including the ROM’s own Masks exhibition, collecting masks from around the globe, #MyPandemicStory is the first to focus on the full suite of emotions associated with Covid expressed by today’s youth in a broad range of mediums.
Children speak through their crayons, artwork
The work is haunting, but gripping with children expressing their sadness and darkness over the uncertainties of their lives.
WORK SMARTER - LEARN, GROW AND BE INSPIRED.
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