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Hannah Miller – Quarantine

Hannah Miller – Quarantine

October 24, 2020 October 5, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

(Student Submission) Theme: Home Medium: Digital Illustration Artist Statement: For this piece, I chose to focus on the theme of ‘Home’ during the Covid-19 pandemic. What home means has shifted dramatically for everyone in many different ways during these last

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Isabelle Mellor – Jacket

Isabelle Mellor – Jacket

October 24, 2020 October 6, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

(Student Submission) Themes: Identity, Agency, and Optimism in a Pandemic; Human Connection in a Virtual World Artist Statement: I decided to paint my leather jacket when I purchased tickets for a band’s reunion tour in C term. I wanted to

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Jeff Caglarcan – Minor Swing

Jeff Caglarcan – Minor Swing

October 24, 2020 October 6, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

 (Staff Submission) Theme: Identity, Agency, and Optimism in a Pandemic Artist Statement: The music and associated video were recorded during the first weeks of the quarantine, during the strictest period of the lockdown.  For years I had been meaning

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JJ D’Onofrio – Photography and Visual Art

JJ D’Onofrio – Photography and Visual Art

October 27, 2020 October 6, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

(Public Submission) Theme: Home My art has always been an avenue for healing and understanding within myself. The mechanics involved in processing the events in my life are hinged on seemingly innocuous moments that on the surface are without drama

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Julia Pope – Intertwined

Julia Pope – Intertwined

October 25, 2020 October 6, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

(Student Submission) Theme: Ourselves in the World Artist Statement: In the midst of quarantine, we lose touch with the outside world, primarily nature. The closure of state parks and trails caused us to become confined to our homes and more

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Julia Toplyn – Untitled

October 27, 2020 October 6, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

(Student Submission) Theme: Community in Isolation Artist Statement: Many of my family members, myself included, had a birthday that occurred during COVID, and like many  we were unable to celebrate with our regular cookouts and a beach weekend. So, we

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Karen Sharpe –  Other Voices

Karen Sharpe – Other Voices

October 24, 2020 October 5, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

 (Staff Submission) Theme: None Artist Statement: Pre-pandemic, I was on the road a lot, which made it sometimes difficult to regularly practice my art, which is poetry. I work with a group of poets near Boston nearly every other

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Kate McIntyre – Untitled

Kate McIntyre – Untitled

October 24, 2020 October 6, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

(Faculty Submission) Theme: Home Medium: Watercolor Artist Statement: While in normal times I’m a fiction writer, during the monotony of quarantine, I started to find myself craving color. This spring, I took a Zoom watercolor class through the Worcester Art

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Kavitha Anand – A Paused Clock

October 27, 2020 October 5, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

(Public submission) Theme: Before/After COVID Artist Statement: We, humans, have changed a lot along with the changing world. We all have become technology slaves, social media addicts, workaholics and have started to ignore our families, emotional quotients and even basic

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Kavitha Anand – Breathe

October 27, 2020 October 6, 2020 By arts_and_sciences

(Public Submission) Theme: Optimism in a Pandemic Artist Statement: This poem is a tribute the great soldiers called as health workers who have worked round the clock during this pandemic, around the much feared COVID patients with no complaint. It

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