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An exhibit showing how regional artists have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic will go on display next month at the Artists Collective | Spartanburg. The Art of Survival will have more than 70 visual artists from the Upstate participating and will run from Jan. 5-Feb. 27 at the art facility located at 578 West Main St.
The public will be able to see the free exhibition from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. All pandemic safety protocols will be observed when entering the building.
“This exhibition was conceived in early April of this year when I was sharing on Facebook with some fellow artists how it felt to get motivated to work when all else was falling apart due to the pandemic,” the Collective’s Board Chair Beth Regula said. “The discussion led to motivating each other to continue to work and create. Knowing that motivation to make art comes sometimes when an exhibit is scheduled, I proposed that we encourage each other in the community and then com