Maya Lin

The question remains whether spaces like MOCA will remain vibrant in a future where notions of community grow more abstract.

The pandemic, like other open wounds, must be remembered with an “open” memorial.

A COVID memorial will have to commemorate shame and failure as well as grief and bravery.

Every statue defends an idea about history, but what if those ideas are wrong?

Despite our long history of interrogating the memorial landscape, no movement has been able to dislodge it.

Americans have erected countless monuments to past wars. But how do we pay tribute to the fallen in a conflict that may never end?

In hindsight: A day created to commemorate peace has been transformed into one that perpetuates war.