Long Covid Art Exponate emphasizes life with chronic diseases in North Colorado

By North Forty News Staff | Northfortynews.com

Loveland Showcase will open on May 9th with reception, artist discussion and the upcoming medical panel

Loveland, Colo. – A new art exhibition that will open in Loveland this week The guardianCan reduce the quality of life more than advanced cancer.

With over 18 million Americans And Almost 788,000 Coloradans The exhibition lives with Long Covid and offers an important space for expression, consciousness and community connection. It is both from And for People who live with chronic and often misunderstood diseases.

The exhibition runs May 9th to June 28th at Loveland works of artwith a public Opening reception on Friday, May 9th, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The participants are invited to see the work, talk to artists and to learn more about the effects of Long Covid on individuals and communities.

Additional programming includes one Artist discussion on June 14th at 1 p.m. and a Medical panel discussionWith a date and details that are announced. These events aim to deepen the public understanding and the support for those who deal with the long -term effects of the virus.

This event is part of a growing basic effort to highlight Long Covid as a medical and social problem, in particular relevant, since the municipalities in North Colorado continue to recover from the long cock of pandemic.

More information about Artworks Loveland can be found at: artworksloveland.org.