Tree of Positive Actions is a sculpture by Falls Church artist Marc Robarge where audience participation is crucial to its expressive power.
Observers are asked to respond by reflecting, then writing a specific positive action they will take to address systemic racism.
The piece is a part of Sculpture Now 2020 at McLean Project for the Arts (1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean).
Learn more at mpaart.org.
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