December 11, 2020
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2:36Now PlayingPlaywright Jeremy O. Harris, like many across the globe, sheltered in place during the early days of COVID-19 spring.
The experience of quarantining for weeks on end enabled Harris, who was based in London, to form a close bond with his neighbors, who were also confined to their home. On his birthday, they gave him a 19th-century antique mirror from China.
“It reminds me that sometimes you don’t have to run halfway across the world to meet a new friend,” Harris said. “And that’s something that I had forgotten in my adulthood.”
The PBS NewsHour asked 11 artists and writers about which memento best expressed their experience this year. Here's what they said
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