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Monday, December 23, 2024

QUAD CITIES CONVENTION AND VISITORS CENTER: Art At The Airport: Kristin Quinn & Megan Quinn

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Quad Cities Convention and Visitors Center recently issued the following announcement.

Megan Quinn is a professor at Augustana College in Rock Island, while Kristin Quinn is a professor at St. Ambrose University in Davenport. Megan is a ceramic artist, and Kristin is a painter. The two sisters grew up in a family of five children with parents who were educators, and their dad was a physicist who specialized in optics and provided access to visually stimulating apparatuses: prisms, lenses, holograms, etc.

 Along with lessons on the natural world, they were encouraged to ask questions. Growing up learning to really look at things and question how things work or what causes things to be the way they are, informs the way they look at art and how they approach their work. Although every different, artistically, both enjoy experimentation and are inspired by nature and science.

These sister artists approach their very different art forms with a similar sensibility. In addition to the airport gallery, the artist’s works can be seen and purchased online: https://www.quadcityarts.com/art-at-the-airport.html.

Art at the Airport in The Quad Cities International Airport gallery is easy to find. It is just across from the gift shop and restaurant and right before the security checkpoint. The gallery never closes, and you will pay just a dollar for parking.

Event Location: Quad Cities International Airport 2200 69th Ave. Moline, Illinois 61265

Phone: 3097931213

Event Category: Exhibits & Galleries

Admission Fee: free

Website: quadcityarts.com

Email: dwmetallo@quadcityarts.com

Original source can be found here.

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