Art during coronavirus: students of all skills turn towards art to combat quarantine boredom

Eliza Barr '21, Staff Writer|May 15, 2020

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Art by Alexandra Lam ’21

Creating art, whether it be bracelets or paintings, has become the savior of quarantine boredom.

ART DURING CORONAVIRUS: STUDENTS OF ALL SKILLS TURN TOWARDS ART TO COMBAT QUARANTINE BOREDOM

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