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  • Purpose
    • Mission, Vision, Values
  • Leadership
    • Our Team
    • About Our Founder
  • Focus
    • Mental Health
    • Education
    • Arts
    • Mental Health Acronym Guide
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    • Think Bigger Do Good
    • Policy Work
    • Peg’s Gallery
    • LeBron James Family Foundation
    • The Stepping Up Initiative The Ohio Project
    • A Unified Vision
    • Park Lane Project
    • Clear Pathways
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    • Crisis Response
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Peg’s Gallery


Peg’s Gallery, in the lobby of the Margaret Clark Morgan Building, is one way the Foundation increases awareness and engagement by the general public in the arts. This space is always free and open to the public, which is one way we seeks to increase awareness of and engagement in the arts.

Reverse Archeology: Layers of Time and Memory

Original work by Karen Koch and Shannon Casey

Exhibition ran from August 20, 2019 through October 22, 2019

Reverse Archeology: Layers of Time and Memory featured image

Excavate. Investigate. Re-create.

This show celebrates the archeologist in all of us – the child seeking treasure, the adult mining memories, artifacts that define us and the threads that connect a family. We look at the past – what was – in order to project what will be.

Reverse Archeology deals with the concept of discovery. This may mean finding something of value just beneath our feet, or something hidden within layers of memory. The process may be physical or the search may be internal and reflective. Or it may exist in the realm of imagination.

The popularity of genetic testing reflects the desire to uncover our roots. Personal archeology can draw a dotted line exploring family traits like the origin of the family nose or story that’s been passed down -- all fodder for a time capsule for future generations.

In this show, we challenged ourselves to explore the layers of time and memory … and we encourage the viewer to do the same.

Karen Koch
Shannon Casey

Previous Exhibitions

Soaring with Hope Artists of MOCA House

October 26, 2022 through January 2, 2022

Material Manipulation

August 17, 2022 through October 18, 2022

Summer Sunshine

June 8, 2022 through August 9, 2022

PARALLEL VOICES

March 23, 2022 through May 24, 2022

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