Running July 6-Aug. 14, the Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery in Building 13 of Sinclair College is hosting “Marks and Stitches,” a collaboration between artists Liz Quay and Jayne Struble.
Quay considers herself a sculptural fiber and materials artist, influenced by her family to bring three-dimensional creations to life.
Struble holds an M.F.A. from the Columbus College of Art and Design. She works to capture moving, transitional moments and draws inspiration from nature for her drawings.
In the adjacent Works on Paper Gallery, Kathy McGhee’s “Printed Landscapes” is also on display until Aug. 14.
Also based out of Columbus, McGhee is a professor of fine arts and has completed residencies both across the U.S. and internationally.
All three artists will participate in a virtual artist talk on July 10.
Hannah Kichline, executive editor
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