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the Marshall Fire Exhibit 

The fire began in Boulder Country, Colo. on December 30, 2021;

within 2 days it burned over 6,000 acres and destroyed over a thousand homes. Two people died in the fire. On December 30, 2022, The Marshall Fire Art Exhibit will remember that day, with art from the community.

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What Remains

WHAT REMAINS AFTER A HELL STORM FIRE runs through an area is unfathomable. Fire appears capricious in what it consumes. Our impulse is to

try to make sense of the insensible, to look for a sign, a metaphor, anything to explain why this burned and not thatWhat remains is the regenerative power of nature and the resiliency of human beings to carry on.

Gateway

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Moon on the Wire

WHAT IS LEFT IN THE AFTERMATH

is a battlefield of ash with scattered precious mementos that become 

sacred, simply because they exist.

 

The landscape, calm now under the serene snow, seems spent, at rest, waiting for the coming spring.

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Gateway

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Smoke Tree

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