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Through most of 2020 and the beginning of 2021, the Pandemic has had a profound effect on the normal rhythms of our lives. Almost all of life’s social and cultural interactions “out in the world” came to a complete halt. In the art world, museums closed and galleries held openings virtually.

Yet, for the artists themselves, this tended to have a counterintuitive silver lining. With most of life’s usual distractions and obligations on hold, time in the studio for art making increased dramatically. It has allowed artists to stretch in new directions and dive more deeply into their process and …