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X-WR-CALDESC:Opening on First Friday\, April 2\, from 5-8 PM // In the Blac
 kfoot Communications Gallery through April\nVisit in-person during open ho
 urs: Monday through Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM and Sunday noon to 4 PM\nBrowse
  and shop online via our Virtual Gallery beginning Tuesday\, April 6: http
 s://www.zootownarts.org/shows-events/galleries/virtual-gallery.html\n\nThe
  ZACC is excited to present work by current University of Montana School o
 f Art student Rhiannon R. Reddoor.\n\nIn Rhiannon's words: 'My artwork dis
 played is the culmination of my art school years. My intention is to showc
 ase my journey throughout mediums and subjects\, finding what felt importa
 nt to express and talk about. We never usually get to see the behind the c
 urtains or what's been left behind and thrown away. These years shaped me 
 and helped me cultivate the direction of my art. So before I go\, I wish t
 o celebrate this finding of oneself. It’s messy\, it doesn’t always fit to
 gether but there is a revelation towards the end that will be apparent.\n
 \nWith the different mediums you’ll be able to see the ways my art changes
  to suit it or what I keep the same throughout. You’ll see what I’m more e
 quipped at and what my pitfalls are. The changes and improvement. The subj
 ects I gravitate towards\, the serious impactful ones and the cathartic in
 terests that are entertaining. My cultural identity as a Native American w
 oman takes more of a spotlight to what I make but there are times where in
 dulging in interests such as horror or gothic literature creates some uniq
 ue pieces.\n\nTruthfully\, I didn’t want to be tied down by a central them
 e and showing this intimate discovery felt more genuine to what I’ve been 
 going through. It’s not polished\, but it’s truthful. Selling this image o
 f myself as always put together and knowing what I’ll make next is dishone
 st. It’s a difficult time creating so I’d like to show you it’s okay to no
 t have it all figured out and that you’ll eventually come into your own wi
 thin time.'
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DESCRIPTION:Opening on First Friday\, April 2\, from 5-8 PM // In the Black
 foot Communications Gallery through April\nVisit in-person during open hou
 rs: Monday through Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM and Sunday noon to 4 PM\nBrowse 
 and shop online via our Virtual Gallery beginning Tuesday\, April 6: https
 ://www.zootownarts.org/shows-events/galleries/virtual-gallery.html\n\nThe 
 ZACC is excited to present work by current University of Montana School of
  Art student Rhiannon R. Reddoor.\n\nIn Rhiannon's words: 'My artwork disp
 layed is the culmination of my art school years. My intention is to showca
 se my journey throughout mediums and subjects\, finding what felt importan
 t to express and talk about. We never usually get to see the behind the cu
 rtains or what's been left behind and thrown away. These years shaped me a
 nd helped me cultivate the direction of my art. So before I go\, I wish to
  celebrate this finding of oneself. It’s messy\, it doesn’t always fit tog
 ether but there is a revelation towards the end that will be apparent.\n\n
 With the different mediums you’ll be able to see the ways my art changes t
 o suit it or what I keep the same throughout. You’ll see what I’m more equ
 ipped at and what my pitfalls are. The changes and improvement. The subjec
 ts I gravitate towards\, the serious impactful ones and the cathartic inte
 rests that are entertaining. My cultural identity as a Native American wom
 an takes more of a spotlight to what I make but there are times where indu
 lging in interests such as horror or gothic literature creates some unique
  pieces.\n\nTruthfully\, I didn’t want to be tied down by a central theme 
 and showing this intimate discovery felt more genuine to what I’ve been go
 ing through. It’s not polished\, but it’s truthful. Selling this image of 
 myself as always put together and knowing what I’ll make next is dishonest
 . It’s a difficult time creating so I’d like to show you it’s okay to not 
 have it all figured out and that you’ll eventually come into your own with
 in time.'
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SUMMARY:Before I Go: Works by Rhiannon R. Reddoor in the Blackfoot Communic
 ations Gallery
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