A kaleidoscopic weaving with the shape of a human eye in its pattern
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During this coronavirus pandemic, Interact artists have continued to work from home. See examples of their work below!
Image: Art by Emmanuelle Quinn
A kaleidoscopic weaving
Emmanuelle Quinn works across fibers, sculpture, and drawing. They made this weaving in 2019. Lately they’ve been continuing a series of digital drawings from home in MS Paint. Of the drawings, they said, “I refer to them as a whole as ‘squiggles.’ As in, ‘I’m working on my squiggles,’ or ‘This squiggle is giving me a hard time.’ They’re very repetitive to work on. I’m also drawn to repetitive patterns in fiber work.” #ArtWorkingFromHome
Image: Michael James Brindley
Michael James Brindley
Michael James Brindley has been a company member of Interact since 1997 and has acted in a multitude of shows, traveled the world, and written hundreds of poems during his career. We are sharing a poem Michael wrote during quarantine entitled, “Worriedness,” which certainly hits home for many around the world. Clink link below to see the poem!
Image: Art by Philip Price
Philip Price
The work of Philip Price, who is continuing a series of graphite portraits of comic book characters. He uses the graphite drawings to plan larger acrylic works on paper. This is a portrait drawn in graphite of Fred Danvers from Supergirl.