#OFMArtBeat - The Free State Art Collective's art goes viral

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'LOCKDOWN // A viral art experiment' is an experiment in solidarity – of how a creative spark can also initiate a positive viral response. It started with a single quotation which was given to two artists in the Free State Art Collective, a viral process then commenced whereby one artwork inspired two more, each of which inspired a further two and so on. I speak to founder of the Free State Art Collective Karen Brusch about this initiative. If you want to purchase any of the artworks, click here: www.freestateartcollective.co.za/lockdown.html
28 May 2020 English South Africa Performing Arts · Visual Arts

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