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SUMMARY:I Don't Know God\, but I Fear His Wrath\, by Hunter Bailey
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DESCRIPTION:I Don't Know God\, but I Fear His Wrath\, oil paintings by Hun
 ter Bailey. Exhibit runs from August 1–September 11..\nhttps://slcp
 l.libnet.info/event/16758913
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Artist's Statement<br /></strong>I
 &rsquo\;m interested in material culture from the &rsquo\;90s and early 20
 00s because it seems to mark the end of an era when someone with a decent 
 understanding of mechanics could still work on their own truck in the gara
 ge using parts from NAPA. As things become more complex and technology tak
 es over the skills we used to learn\, we drift further from a time when pe
 ople could rely on themselves. Technology was sold to us as freedom\, but 
 with every update\, it makes us more dependent.</p>\n<p><strong>Artist's B
 io<br /></strong>Hunter Bailey is an oil painter from Colorado\, currently
  living and working in Salt Lake City\, Utah. Bailey&rsquo\;s work explore
 s themes of consumerism\, nihilism\, and the search for meaning in contemp
 orary life. His paintings often depict cars\, mattresses\, and heavy machi
 nery.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://slcpl.libnet.info/event/16758913
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