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X-WR-CALDESC:Unanswered Questions of the Sleeping Fox: Virginia Alexandria 
 Brown & Kim Brown Campbell\nOpening on First Friday\, May 7\, 5-8 PM\, in 
 the Blackfoot Communications Gallery through May \nBrowse and shop online 
 via our Virtual Gallery beginning Tuesday\, May 11 at https://www.zootowna
 rts.org/shows-events/galleries/virtual-main-gallery.html\n\nIn Kim’s words
 : \n\n“Sometimes\, not knowing why something comes about is the best catal
 yst for making it come to fruition … Also through this process\, I have de
 termined that much of artmaking is really about deep intense questions\, t
 hought\, and in this case\, mourning.\n\nOn September 2\, 2020\, my only s
 ibling’s life came to a sad end. Eleven years my junior\, Ginny was a shin
 ing star in my life. We loved each other to pieces even though we lived ac
 ross country from one another (me in Missoula and she in Greensboro\, NC).
  I want everyone to know that she died of a drug overdose of Fentanyl and 
 Cocaine because it is important to not stigmatize this ongoing epidemic in
  our country. However\, I know there is far more to this sisterly love sto
 ry than words can ever come close to conveying. I\, on my own since Septem
 ber\, have been working on this show to tell our story. I hope you see it 
 as a detailed and empathic process involving telling her important story t
 hrough art as only art can deliver.”\n\n\nKim\, sister and art therapist\,
  has used this process primarily to deal with the death of Ginny\, to comm
 unicate to her after death through art\, and to grieve.\n\nGinny created t
 his art throughout her life. She was such an intuitive artist that kept cr
 eating through all the hard times of drug addiction\, mental illness\, and
  trauma. She used art in the same way I do and both of us in many of the s
 ame ways I do with the people I treat in art therapy. I want to share the 
 collective and re-creative process to show you her talent and love through
  our combined creativity and expression.\n\nPieces are labeled as either G
 inny\, Kim\, or as collaborative. Our mother and I dubbed her “The Sleepin
 g Fox” after her death in honor of a peaceful image we have of her now and
  her beloved favorite wild animal. She is my sleeping fox now.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Unanswered Questions of the Sleeping Fox: Virginia Alexandria B
 rown & Kim Brown Campbell\nOpening on First Friday\, May 7\, 5-8 PM\, in t
 he Blackfoot Communications Gallery through May \nBrowse and shop online v
 ia our Virtual Gallery beginning Tuesday\, May 11 at https://www.zootownar
 ts.org/shows-events/galleries/virtual-main-gallery.html\n\nIn Kim’s words:
  \n\n“Sometimes\, not knowing why something comes about is the best cataly
 st for making it come to fruition … Also through this process\, I have det
 ermined that much of artmaking is really about deep intense questions\, th
 ought\, and in this case\, mourning.\n\nOn September 2\, 2020\, my only si
 bling’s life came to a sad end. Eleven years my junior\, Ginny was a shini
 ng star in my life. We loved each other to pieces even though we lived acr
 oss country from one another (me in Missoula and she in Greensboro\, NC). 
 I want everyone to know that she died of a drug overdose of Fentanyl and C
 ocaine because it is important to not stigmatize this ongoing epidemic in 
 our country. However\, I know there is far more to this sisterly love stor
 y than words can ever come close to conveying. I\, on my own since Septemb
 er\, have been working on this show to tell our story. I hope you see it a
 s a detailed and empathic process involving telling her important story th
 rough art as only art can deliver.”\n\n\nKim\, sister and art therapist\, 
 has used this process primarily to deal with the death of Ginny\, to commu
 nicate to her after death through art\, and to grieve.\n\nGinny created th
 is art throughout her life. She was such an intuitive artist that kept cre
 ating through all the hard times of drug addiction\, mental illness\, and 
 trauma. She used art in the same way I do and both of us in many of the sa
 me ways I do with the people I treat in art therapy. I want to share the c
 ollective and re-creative process to show you her talent and love through 
 our combined creativity and expression.\n\nPieces are labeled as either Gi
 nny\, Kim\, or as collaborative. Our mother and I dubbed her “The Sleeping
  Fox” after her death in honor of a peaceful image we have of her now and 
 her beloved favorite wild animal. She is my sleeping fox now.\n
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SUMMARY:Unanswered Questions of the Sleeping Fox in the Blackfoot Communica
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