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The virtual online art fair that is curated to aesthetically invigorate you during this time of self-quarantine.

Gone Are The Days

RYAN CROTTY

Bubble Boy

EMILY PEACOCK

Holy Hell

TED LARSEN

ASSEMBLEY IN ORANGE

PETER HEALY

Active Matrix

TOMMY FITZPATRICK

Undone

SARAH FOX

El Sereno

DOUGLAS DARRACOTT

Junior

KELIY ANDERSON-STALEY

The Escape

FRANCES BAGLEY

Ulysses

JENNIE OTTINGER

Plexus no. 38

GABRIEL DAWE

KATE PETLEY

Charra

AMBER EAGLE

’OSHA/ANSI Integrated Barricade Warning Combinations: Thread no.5’

CHRISTOPHER PAUL DEAN

Ben W Kan Kan Hiding Her Eyes

HEYD FONTENOT

Untitled 30

RACHEL COX

Write It

DANA FRANKFORT

Found In The Woods

MACK MAGAGANE

An Urge to Touch

CHARLES WIESE

Fragile and Viscious

SARAH SMELSER

Aunge-Tour

GARY JUSTIS

Sound the Deep Waters

ANGELA FRALEIGH

This is NOT a Refuge! 2

ANILA QUAYYUM AGHA

DC Metro XIV

ROSALYN BODYCOMB

Our Pillows (at 2:33 PM)

RUBEN CASTILLO

Green weeping river jammer dreams ( of sky flower and red cosmos)

RAYCHAEL STINE

Night & Day

TOM ORR

Does Anyone Still Wear a Hat

DAVID AYLSWORTH

Greeting the Doldrums

MATTHEW BOURBON

Fraternal Slant

MARCELYN MCNEIL

Fire Place Medallion

CHUCK & GEORGE

Falcon Heavy launch with Margareta Haverman’s Vase of Flowers

ADAM FUNG

TED KINCAID

Sex is Interrupted

SUSAN KAE GRANT

Failed Rainbow: Gateway to the Southwest

DAVID WILLBURN

Best Laid Plans 22

SCOTT ANDERSON

JEFF GIBBONS

CELIA EBERLE

Static Frequency, Constellation 4

LORRAINE TADY

MARGARET MEEHAN

Sky-pilot (blu)

JOHN POMARA

Fenny Half Light

JULIE SHAPIRO

Cheveux D’Ange (Manganese Blue)

LAURA LARK

LETITIA HUCKABY

Hydra

MATT MESSINGER

I’ve Drawn the Line

LAUREN RIOJAS-FITZPATRICK

Black Crown

LARASSA KABEL

Aerial Flood Study 1

CHRISTOPHER BURK

JONATHAN HIGGINS

Fundamental Sameness, Manufactured Difference

KRISTEN COCHRAN

Book: Dusk: Moths.02

JILL BEDGOOD

Dyad #6

JAY SHINN

Untitled (23S)

MATTHEW MCLAUGHLIN

Purple

RAFAEL SALEM

MOLLY WOOD

Give us your tired, your poor huddle masses yearning to be free

MARTIN DELABANO