My son and I took on what seemed like a simple project: fold one origami crane every day during the pandemic. Together, we discovered over the year how making art helps people bear the unbearable.

Capital Letters Her trans friend died. Now she folds paper into cranes while telling their story. Miriam Julianna folds paper cranes to remind her of the unbearable loss of a trans friend.

Culture More Than 10,000 Origami Cranes Honoring Lives Lost to COVID-19 Land at The Museum of Boulder The intricately folded paper birds are part of Los Angeles–based artist Karla Funderburk's ...

A colorful, intricate art installation will go on display in the Des Moines metro area on Monday that features more than 7,500 origami cranes, each representing an Iowan who died of COVID-19 ...