Maine artists emerge from quarantine with creative breakthroughs.

By Natasha Gural

The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered the global art world, forcing museums, galleries, and artists to mount virtual exhibitions and rethink how art is made, shared, and sold.

Yet artists in Maine have been able to thrive in their studios throughout the state, embracing new techniques, mediums, and themes. Myriad emotions, from discovering everyday delights in isolation to despondency over six million reported cases worldwide, have led to creative breakthroughs that transform each artist’s work.

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