The Memory Project

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The Memory Project engages Larchmont - Mamaroneck community members to share a significant memory. The resulting artwork will represent a joining of voices, where both participants and the audience can listen to, look at, and experience the memories of one another in the community we all call home.

Life experiences and the memories we hold shape who we are and how we experience the world. Memories can reference important moments in our lives; turning points, endings and beginnings, touchstones, markers of events that shaped us or show us who we are. Powerful memories can be happy, painful, poignant, exciting, frightening, life changing or simply an experienced moment of clarity. Please share a significant memory from any point in your life; a memory that remains powerful and important to you. You may share it orally or in writing. Click the buttons below to add your memory. Thank you for participating!

Written Submission

The Memory Project will provide specialty gampi paper on which to handwrite your memory. The written submission supplies can be found at the location listed on this page or you can request a memory submission packet using the form below:

Name

First Name

Last Name

If you would like to receive project and exhibition updates, please provide your email address below. Email addresses will never be shared with any third party and you will not be sent any unsolicited emails.

Subject

Message

Address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Spoken Submission

Please keep spoken submissions to 3 minutes or less. Spoken Submissions can be recorded by leaving a voicemail at this number: (914) 315-4118

Submission Supplies Available

The California Museum of Art Thousand Oaks
The Oaks Mall, 350 W Hillcrest Dr, 2nd Floor, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

The Memory Project

The Memory Project, ran by Christine Shannon Aaron, engages Larchmont - Mamaroneck community members to share a significant memory. The resulting artwork will represent a joining of voices, where both participants and the audience can listen to, look at, and experience the memories of one another in the community we all call home.

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