Blog #9

 Art Exhibit: Essential Workers 

we visited the art exhibition on the 11th floor. they were the art works of art students who studied all through Quarantine and covid-19.

the most interesting piece was the work below. at first it looked simple and the picture and its name brought a lot of questions to mind, but after reading the story behind the work it made it special.

https://www.artworkarchive.com/profile/stephanie-burke/exhibition/essential-workers/f-ggot



other interesting art works:







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