Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.

Invisible Lines by printmaker Katharina Bossmann explores the boundaries we establish around us, be they natural borders, national borders, cultural limitations or even the restrictions during the pandemic and the longing to be free of them. This is Bossmann's MFA Thesis exhibition. Two Weeks, Two Cases by Luke Townsend is a photographic exploration of the first two weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affected Manhattan, Kansas.