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X-WR-CALDESC:Gallery Opening on January 10\, 2020 from 5-8 PM. Show will ha
 ng in the Main Gallery through the month of January\, 2020.\n\nFeaturing t
 he work of Montana artist Laura Blue Palmer and her son Jesse Lewis Sawaya
 . Their oil and acrylic paintings of ocean life will be featured in a uniq
 ue mother-son art show.\n\nLaura Blue Palmer (43) lives in Missoula Montan
 a where she works out of a downtown art studio and sells her oil paintings
  and merchandise. She studied painting at the San Francisco Art Institute 
 earning a BFA in 1999 before returning to the Big Sky state in 2000. Laura
  creates\nethereal atmospheric landscapes inspired by sunsets\, skies\, mo
 untains\, and water. Her artwork is memory-based and she seeks inspiration
  in her free time through sky watching\, hiking\, and spending time with h
 er husband and two children.\n\nJesse Lewis Sawaya (9) has been creating a
 rt from the time he could walk and talk. He would build elaborate cities w
 ith blocks and also collect sticks\, stones\, and pinecones to make natura
 l and curious visualizations. Jesse is now a 4th grader attending Target R
 ange Elementary School\nand he has a keen interest in art\, history\, musi
 c\, and science. He is very curious about the ocean and its marine life\, 
 particularly cephalopods. Jesse learns a great deal about the natural worl
 d from his father who is an ecologist. Jesse has been a long-time frequent
 er of the ZACC and feels at home there creating amongst the family of amaz
 ing artists young and old.\n\n“Underwater Past and Present” will showcase 
 paintings and sculptures that depict a variety of ancient and contemporary
  ocean life. Laura’s innovative use of color and light translate well to h
 er new aquatic landscapes while Jesse’s instinctual use of space and textu
 re breathe life into his sea creatures.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Gallery Opening on January 10\, 2020 from 5-8 PM. Show will han
 g in the Main Gallery through the month of January\, 2020.\n\nFeaturing th
 e work of Montana artist Laura Blue Palmer and her son Jesse Lewis Sawaya.
  Their oil and acrylic paintings of ocean life will be featured in a uniqu
 e mother-son art show.\n\nLaura Blue Palmer (43) lives in Missoula Montana
  where she works out of a downtown art studio and sells her oil paintings 
 and merchandise. She studied painting at the San Francisco Art Institute e
 arning a BFA in 1999 before returning to the Big Sky state in 2000. Laura 
 creates\nethereal atmospheric landscapes inspired by sunsets\, skies\, mou
 ntains\, and water. Her artwork is memory-based and she seeks inspiration 
 in her free time through sky watching\, hiking\, and spending time with he
 r husband and two children.\n\nJesse Lewis Sawaya (9) has been creating ar
 t from the time he could walk and talk. He would build elaborate cities wi
 th blocks and also collect sticks\, stones\, and pinecones to make natural
  and curious visualizations. Jesse is now a 4th grader attending Target Ra
 nge Elementary School\nand he has a keen interest in art\, history\, music
 \, and science. He is very curious about the ocean and its marine life\, p
 articularly cephalopods. Jesse learns a great deal about the natural world
  from his father who is an ecologist. Jesse has been a long-time frequente
 r of the ZACC and feels at home there creating amongst the family of amazi
 ng artists young and old.\n\n“Underwater Past and Present” will showcase p
 aintings and sculptures that depict a variety of ancient and contemporary 
 ocean life. Laura’s innovative use of color and light translate well to he
 r new aquatic landscapes while Jesse’s instinctual use of space and textur
 e breathe life into his sea creatures.\n
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SUMMARY:Underwater Past & Present in the Main Gallery
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