GreenHill Center for North Carolina Art presents One Love Response, the first in a series of SHIFT HAPPENS installations by NC artist Heather Gordon. The work was inspired by the “One Love” street mural created by Phillip Marsh after the tragic death of George Floyd and resulting public protests. Gordon reflected: “The street art has such a bold and hopeful presence on the city block. My experience was that the work was reaching for a handshake. I felt it invited me to participate and to respond.” Gordon’s geometric “word map” outlines an origami folding pattern for the letters O-N-E-L-O-V-E.
SHIFT HAPPENS is made possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of Jane and Richard Levy and Founding Members of the Women’s Gateway Circle at GreenHill.

One Love and One Love Response: Phillip Marsh and Heather Gordon Artist Conversation
Tuesday October 20 | 12:30-1:30 PM
Phillip Marsh and Heather Gordon will discuss their public artworks on North Davie Street created after recent protests in downtown Greensboro during a Zoom conversation.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87375910028

Heather Gordon
One Love Response, 2020
window mural installation - exterior view
94.5 inches high x 116.25 wide
1 inch red exterior grade vinyl tape

Heather Gordon
One Love Response, 2020
window mural installation - interior view
94.5 inches high x 116.25 wide
1 inch red exterior grade vinyl tape
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