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X-WR-CALDESC:Gallery Opening on First Friday\, May 6\, 5-8 PM\nIn the Black
 foot Communications Gallery through May\n\nThe ZACC is delighted to exhibi
 t ‘Warrior Women’\, works by Naomi Thornton\, in our Blackfoot Communicati
 ons Gallery this May\, with an opening on First Friday\, May 6\, from 5-8 
 PM. \n\nABOUT WARRIOR WOMEN\, in the Artist’s words\n\n“In my artwork\, I 
 create dream landscapes that are places of healing and empowerment. In my 
 series “Warrior Women” I start with vintage photographs of women taken in 
 the 1800’s and early 1900’s. My medium\, collage\, is a process of deconst
 ructing and reassembling. I remove each woman from the constraints of her 
 time and locality and place her in a nurturing landscape outside the bound
 s of everyday reality. In building the dream landscape\, I carefully selec
 t each piece to reflect and honor her story.\n\nI have always been drawn t
 o portrait photography\, knowing that a photograph is a moment in time\, a
  real person with a unique story. The photographs I find are embedded with
 in an historical and cultural context. Some portraits occur within the exp
 erience of privilege while others are shaped by colonization and exploitat
 ion. I seek to amplify women’s voices past and present and reclaim the und
 ervalued stories of women’s everyday experiences. I research the achieveme
 nts and struggles of women during each particular historical moment and lo
 cality to envision a framework for each piece of art. I use found images f
 rom magazines\, books and online resources combined with paint\, handmade 
 papers\, and text from old books to evoke a textured layering of desires\,
  hopes and dreams. Through my art\, I intend to create a narrative of conn
 ection and safety\, of a way forward.\n\nAs a psychotherapist\, I have wit
 nessed the incredible resiliency of human beings to heal and reach toward 
 wholeness. In my art\, I seek to reflect that part of the human spirit. My
  hope is that the viewer will also enter the dreamscape I have created as 
 a place of renewal and self-revelation.\n\nI offer my gratitude to all the
  photographers\, known and unknown\, whose work is a catalyst to my creati
 ve process.”\n
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DESCRIPTION:Gallery Opening on First Friday\, May 6\, 5-8 PM\nIn the Blackf
 oot Communications Gallery through May\n\nThe ZACC is delighted to exhibit
  ‘Warrior Women’\, works by Naomi Thornton\, in our Blackfoot Communicatio
 ns Gallery this May\, with an opening on First Friday\, May 6\, from 5-8 P
 M. \n\nABOUT WARRIOR WOMEN\, in the Artist’s words\n\n“In my artwork\, I c
 reate dream landscapes that are places of healing and empowerment. In my s
 eries “Warrior Women” I start with vintage photographs of women taken in t
 he 1800’s and early 1900’s. My medium\, collage\, is a process of deconstr
 ucting and reassembling. I remove each woman from the constraints of her t
 ime and locality and place her in a nurturing landscape outside the bounds
  of everyday reality. In building the dream landscape\, I carefully select
  each piece to reflect and honor her story.\n\nI have always been drawn to
  portrait photography\, knowing that a photograph is a moment in time\, a 
 real person with a unique story. The photographs I find are embedded withi
 n an historical and cultural context. Some portraits occur within the expe
 rience of privilege while others are shaped by colonization and exploitati
 on. I seek to amplify women’s voices past and present and reclaim the unde
 rvalued stories of women’s everyday experiences. I research the achievemen
 ts and struggles of women during each particular historical moment and loc
 ality to envision a framework for each piece of art. I use found images fr
 om magazines\, books and online resources combined with paint\, handmade p
 apers\, and text from old books to evoke a textured layering of desires\, 
 hopes and dreams. Through my art\, I intend to create a narrative of conne
 ction and safety\, of a way forward.\n\nAs a psychotherapist\, I have witn
 essed the incredible resiliency of human beings to heal and reach toward w
 holeness. In my art\, I seek to reflect that part of the human spirit. My 
 hope is that the viewer will also enter the dreamscape I have created as a
  place of renewal and self-revelation.\n\nI offer my gratitude to all the 
 photographers\, known and unknown\, whose work is a catalyst to my creativ
 e process.”\n
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LOCATION:in the Blackfoot Communications Gallery
SUMMARY:Warrior Women\, works by Naomi Thornton
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