Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
Randy Bacon's "Mending of Hearts" opened at a special reception Aug. 6 to the families who participated in the photo exhibit, which features portraits of families who have lost someone and sought solace at Springfield-based Lost & Found. The families were given free 8X10 prints of their photos at the reception.
The exhibit opened to the public Aug. 7 at First Friday Art Walk and will remain at Bacon's studio until mid-September, when it will become a traveling exhibit.
Lost & Found is a nonprofit organization that provides free counseling to grieving survivors who have lost loved ones. Click here for the full story on the "Mending of Hearts" exhibit.
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