Cindy Rocca Ruenes
Oil on canvas board
16 x 20"
"On daily walks near my home, I see this farm. I snapped a photo when the sun came out. It inspired me to paint."
Social Distancing in Cranbury
Helene Drucker Mazur
Oil
This is a 12x16 plein air oil painting I created while social distancing with a good friend outdoors. We were in Cranbury, NJ, late in the afternoon.
Vinita Mathur
Oil
"Though I started this before #covid19, it turned out to be very apt for the current situation. Presenting 'Quarantined' ... something to always remind us of current times even after this has passed!
Tom Chiola
Acrylic on canvas board
9 x 12"
Karey Maurice
"It's not what happens to you that matters, it's what happens around you! The journey is just beginning just press REWIND & PLAY"
Morris Doktor
Clay
5 x 7"
"Isolation = introspection = insight"
Catherine Martzloff
Oil
This is a plein air oil painting created during the covid-19 pandemic on a visit to the D&R Greenway Land Trust by the Johnson Education Center in Princeton
Tom Chiola
Acrylic on canvas board
4 x 4"
Jonathan D Tracy
Oil on canvas
12 x 16"
March 31, 2020
Beatricia Sagar
Graphite on paper
"Doing little things helps you feel connected"
Louise Fiore
Photography
"Since sheltering in place I've noticed that my work has become more abstract and monochromatic; the confinement forcing me to see my world differently."
Joanne Donnelly
Monotype on paper
5 x 9"
Megan Muhaze
Acrylic on paper
Louise Fiore
Photography
"Since sheltering in place I've noticed that my work has become more abstract and monochromatic; the confinement forcing me to see my world differently."
April Ann Bohmler
Pastel on paper en plein air
"I welcome this opportunity to share these two two pastels on paper, created in plein air, in Tyler State Park PA this past week. In these uncertain times it is a sanctuary for so many of us, lucky we are to have it. I found the vibrant and blossoming spring with it's emerging growth provided a sense of tranquility and hope. As I painted outdoors, distanced from others on an old canvas laid on the ground near the Neshaminy Creek, it's babbling water spoke of past and future. The trees just budding and the scents and sounds were comforting. Mother Nature is taking care of herself and us if we just pause and listen."
Heather Palacek
Cyanotypes, toilet paper squares
"Since humans' existence we've created art about the things most important o us. In 2020 we've made it clear: Toilet paper is of the highest societal value. During quarantine in March 2020 I passed the time making cyanotypes using geometrically folded toilet paper squares."
Everett H. Scott
Oil on canvas
"For thousands of years, knitting, weaving, and the fabric arts have been a way to use one's energy productively, especially in a time of uncertainty. This genre scene of a domestic interior transcends the immediate moment, to evoke timelessness, faith and hope for the future."
Philip J Carroll
Oil on Panel, 16 x 24
"So here is a painting that I have been doing while sheltered in and have been sharing progress with my students to keep them busy and active. Hope you all enjoy it, finally finished it last night (March 29, 2020)."
Morris Doktor
Black Chalk
7 x 11"
