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Art in the COVID Era: An Insider's Peek at New Student Exhibition

MaryAlice Bitts Jackson

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Working across a 12-hour time difference, six studio-art majors created a joint exhibition that tackles issues of race, culture, politics, feminism, psychology, memory, identity, illness and more.

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Working across a 12-hour time difference, six studio-art majors created a joint exhibition that tackles issues of race, culture, politics, feminism, psychology, memory, identity, illness and more.

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Working across a 12-hour time difference, six studio-art majors created a joint exhibition that tackles issues of race, culture, politics, feminism, psychology, memory, identity, illness and more.

Key concepts: Peek, Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Exhibition, Insider, 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak, Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), Art, Art history

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