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X-WR-CALDESC:Gallery Opening on Second Friday\, July 8\, 5-8 PM\nIn the Bla
 ckfoot Communications Gallery through July\n\nIn Western culture\, deserts
  are often mischaracterized as 'wastelands\,' devoid of life and value. Ye
 t in fact\, desert ecosystems sustain a rich tapestry of life\, including 
 plants\, insects\, animals\, and of course the Indiegenous peoples who hav
 e inhabited and stewarded these arid lands since time immemorial. These wo
 rks celebrate the biodiversity of desert life and remind us of the inheren
 t value of these lands\, which are becoming increasingly threatened by hum
 an development and environmental degradation\; occasionally even by produc
 ts masquerading as 'green' initiatives\, such as industrial solar farms. I
 t's an issue that highlights the fact that technology alone cannot solve t
 he environmental challenges of our time. It is up to humanity to collectiv
 ely reassess and reinvest – practically\, emotionally\, and spiritually – 
 in our relationship with the living Earth which sustains us.
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DESCRIPTION:Gallery Opening on Second Friday\, July 8\, 5-8 PM\nIn the Blac
 kfoot Communications Gallery through July\n\nIn Western culture\, deserts 
 are often mischaracterized as 'wastelands\,' devoid of life and value. Yet
  in fact\, desert ecosystems sustain a rich tapestry of life\, including p
 lants\, insects\, animals\, and of course the Indiegenous peoples who have
  inhabited and stewarded these arid lands since time immemorial. These wor
 ks celebrate the biodiversity of desert life and remind us of the inherent
  value of these lands\, which are becoming increasingly threatened by huma
 n development and environmental degradation\; occasionally even by product
 s masquerading as 'green' initiatives\, such as industrial solar farms. It
 's an issue that highlights the fact that technology alone cannot solve th
 e environmental challenges of our time. It is up to humanity to collective
 ly reassess and reinvest – practically\, emotionally\, and spiritually – i
 n our relationship with the living Earth which sustains us.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20220708T170000
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LOCATION:in the Blackfoot Communications Gallery
SUMMARY:Desert Reflections\, Works by the ZACC’s Laura Grace Barrett Reside
 nt Artist Lia Mendez
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