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X-WR-CALDESC:Gallery Opening on First Friday\, February 2\, 5-8 PM \nIn the
  Main Gallery with works available for purchase \n\nThe ZACC is delighted 
 to present ‘Everything Lives the Other’\, works by Nico Larsen\, opening i
 n the Main Gallery on First Friday\, February 2\, from 5-8 PM\, and exhibi
 ting throughout the month of February. Works are available for purchase\, 
 and the artist will be present at the opening reception. \n\nABOUT THE ART
  \n“Everything looks at everything\, everything lives the other\; in this 
 desert things know things. Things know things so much that that’s… that’s 
 what I’ll call forgiveness\, if I want to save myself in the human world. 
 It’s forgiveness itself. Forgiveness is an attribute of living matter.” \n
 \n�n�Clarice Lispector \n\nThis body of work concludes my pregnancy and the 
 first two years of my daughter's life. For many years prior my work was mo
 ving around ideas about inside/outside of the body\, the environment\, and
  the mind. After giving birth I can see that these ideas do have a form. T
 his series of drawings and weavings share a symbolic language of round int
 eriority that builds in intensity\, spiraling both inwards and then\, out.
  My hope is to express the soft roundness of that as love. \n\nThe majorit
 y of these drawings are done on Stonehenge cotton paper with watercolor an
 d colored pencil. The woven works are all natural fibers\, primarily Harri
 sville wool tapestry yarn. \n\n“...love stories are stories of form\, and 
 that every act of solidarity is an act of sphere formation\, that is to sa
 y the creation of an interior.”  \n\n–Peter Sloterdijk \n\nABOUT THE ARTIS
 T \nNico Larsen was born in Dallas\, TX and she currently lives and works 
 in Missoula\, MT with her husband and collaborator\, Landen Beckner. She s
 tudied painting at the Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design in Denver\, 
 CO before transferring to the University of Montana and studied weaving un
 der Jo Bernofsky. Her work has been exhibited across the United States as 
 well as abroad.
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DESCRIPTION:Gallery Opening on First Friday\, February 2\, 5-8 PM \nIn the 
 Main Gallery with works available for purchase \n\nThe ZACC is delighted t
 o present ‘Everything Lives the Other’\, works by Nico Larsen\, opening in
  the Main Gallery on First Friday\, February 2\, from 5-8 PM\, and exhibit
 ing throughout the month of February. Works are available for purchase\, a
 nd the artist will be present at the opening reception. \n\nABOUT THE ART 
 \n�n�Everything looks at everything\, everything lives the other\; in this d
 esert things know things. Things know things so much that that’s… that’s w
 hat I’ll call forgiveness\, if I want to save myself in the human world. I
 t’s forgiveness itself. Forgiveness is an attribute of living matter.” \n
 \n�n�Clarice Lispector \n\nThis body of work concludes my pregnancy and the 
 first two years of my daughter's life. For many years prior my work was mo
 ving around ideas about inside/outside of the body\, the environment\, and
  the mind. After giving birth I can see that these ideas do have a form. T
 his series of drawings and weavings share a symbolic language of round int
 eriority that builds in intensity\, spiraling both inwards and then\, out.
  My hope is to express the soft roundness of that as love. \n\nThe majorit
 y of these drawings are done on Stonehenge cotton paper with watercolor an
 d colored pencil. The woven works are all natural fibers\, primarily Harri
 sville wool tapestry yarn. \n\n“...love stories are stories of form\, and 
 that every act of solidarity is an act of sphere formation\, that is to sa
 y the creation of an interior.”  \n\n–Peter Sloterdijk \n\nABOUT THE ARTIS
 T \nNico Larsen was born in Dallas\, TX and she currently lives and works 
 in Missoula\, MT with her husband and collaborator\, Landen Beckner. She s
 tudied painting at the Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design in Denver\, 
 CO before transferring to the University of Montana and studied weaving un
 der Jo Bernofsky. Her work has been exhibited across the United States as 
 well as abroad.
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SUMMARY:Everything Lives the Other\, Works by Nico Larsen
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