Lori Hein's travel writing and photography part of WAWM's Women in Transport exhibit.
December 21, 2006 (Press Release) --
"Defining Decades," an exhibit which will run through September 2007 at the Women at Work Museum in Attleboro, Massachusetts, includes a dozen-plus displays that examine how decades and eras are defined by the actions of individuals, organizations and nations.
In the Women in Transport display, author Lori Hein takes museum visitors across America and around the world through words and pictures.
Hein, author of "Ribbons of Highway: A Mother-Child Journey Across America," shares her published travel writing and photography through a colorful, hands-on display that includes slide shows of images from around the world.
During the exhibition's run, Hein will also present several special events and workshops at the museum. In "An Evening of American Travel," Hein reads excerpts from "Ribbons of Highway: A Mother-Child Journey Across America" while sharing slides from the 12,000-mile, post-9/11 road trip she took with her two children.
Hein will also present "On Writing and Getting Published," a workshop for aspiring writers.
For information, contact Women at Work Museum director Katherine Honey at 508-222-4430 or khoney@comcast.net, or contact the author at www.LoriHein.com, http://RibbonsofHighway.blogspot.com, LHein10257@aol.com, or 508-230-3766.
In the Women in Transport display, author Lori Hein takes museum visitors across America and around the world through words and pictures.
Hein, author of "Ribbons of Highway: A Mother-Child Journey Across America," shares her published travel writing and photography through a colorful, hands-on display that includes slide shows of images from around the world.
During the exhibition's run, Hein will also present several special events and workshops at the museum. In "An Evening of American Travel," Hein reads excerpts from "Ribbons of Highway: A Mother-Child Journey Across America" while sharing slides from the 12,000-mile, post-9/11 road trip she took with her two children.
Hein will also present "On Writing and Getting Published," a workshop for aspiring writers.
For information, contact Women at Work Museum director Katherine Honey at 508-222-4430 or khoney@comcast.net, or contact the author at www.LoriHein.com, http://RibbonsofHighway.blogspot.com, LHein10257@aol.com, or 508-230-3766.
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