Beauty of Broken: Art Gallery in Support of Healing After Suicide Loss

​Project Unbroken, a nonprofit dedicated to helping families thrive after losing a loved one to suicide, has launched "Beauty of Broken," a powerful campaign that transforms the fragility of grief into a message of hope and healing through the Japanese art of kintsugi.

​The campaign culminates in a special art gallery exhibition for International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day. It's free and no RSVP is necessary to come by.

​The exhibit will feature the cinematic campaign film, as well as special kintsugi-restored objects, each accompanied by a QR code that allows visitors to hear the personal stories of suicide loss behind them.

​Attendees can also purchase kintsugi kits to experience the healing craft at home, with all proceeds supporting Project Unbroken's mission.

​The event will be free and open to the public from 12pm to 4pm on November 22. Come have a glass of wine and experience "Beauty of Broken."

​Find out more about Project Unbroken here: beautyofbroken.org