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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200820
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200821
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200830
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
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DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200831
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200901
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836383054
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200902
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836384079
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200903
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836385104
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200904
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836387153
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200905
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836388178
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200906
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836389203
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200907
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836390228
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200908
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836392277
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200909
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836393302
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200910
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836395351
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200911
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836396376
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200912
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836398425
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200913
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836399450
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200914
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836400475
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200915
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836402524
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200916
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836403549
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200917
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836404574
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200918
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836406623
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200919
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836407648
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200920
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836408673
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200921
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836409698
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200922
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836411747
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200923
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836412772
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200924
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836413797
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200925
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836415846
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200926
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836416871
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200927
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836417896
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200928
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836418921
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200929
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836419946
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200930
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836421995
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201001
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261012T065832Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34173836423020
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201002
DESCRIPTION:Working primarily in watercolor and acrylics\, Bill Laursen's p
 aintings are defined by their bright colors and unique shapes and patterns
 . Laursen has been an art instructor for the Osher Lifelong Learning Insti
 tute at the University of Utah since 2007\, and has recently shown his wor
 k at the Alice Horne Gallery and Marmalade library branch. \n\nFrom the ar
 tist: "With the arrival of Covid-19 in the Spring of 2020\, the world face
 d a new reality that quickly rearranged the status quo of living life and 
 daily routines. For me\, a personal challenge was to how I might accommoda
 te a possible 'lockdown' and still keep painting amid a new crisis. Would 
 I even want to? Looking at what could turn out to be an indefinite stretch
  of time\, I felt I couldn't just sit and stare at walls. That motivated m
 e to keep painting and see where it led. I wanted to create a positive rec
 ord of what I was doing with my life during an anxious event. Wasting time
  was simply not an acceptable option. I unexpectedly discovered that the m
 ore I painted\, the more I needed to paint and the more I had to paint. ns
 tead of having a negative impact\, the pandemic energized my productivity 
 and gave me a sense of control over my own world while I was 'escaping' th
 e real one."
GEO:40.73502;-111.885858
LOCATION:South City Campus\, Center for Arts & Media
SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibition: "Painting Amid a Pandemic"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.slcc.edu/event/gallery_exhibition_painting_a
 mid_a_pandemic
CATEGORIES:Galleries
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR