Figures in Quarantine stands as a model for the sources and inspirations that students have used to represent the human figure during forced social isolation. Through a range of two and three-

dimensional media, small- and large-scale artworks, and executed by MFA and BFA students at USF, this exhibition embodies the livelihood, emotions, and experiences artists have while working and 

living amidst a pandemic era.



The Carolyn M. Wilson Gallery is open to USF students, faculty and staff only Mon-Th from 11am-3pm.