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If you had to go to an apocalyptic bunker, what piece of art would you take with you?

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DEVIN HUGGINS

I'd choose Bone Clocks [a novel by David Mitchell]. It made me think so much. There's so many little snippets of humanity.

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CONNOR CLAWSON

I'd bring my guitar.

Why?

Because then you can create art forever.

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HANNAH HUGGINS

I would take the portrait I painted of my cat Margo, so I wouldn't ever feel alone. I could just stare at it!

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BRENDAN DEVINE

Episodes, by Alvin Ailey [a dance performance choreographed by Ulysses Dove that premiered in 1989].

Why?

It's a piece about grief, and I guess if the world was ending, I'd be pretty sad.

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CARRIE McCLEARY

I would do the whole Harry Potter book series.

Why would you choose that?

Because there's a lot to read. It would take longer than watching the movies, and you could just do it over and over again!

INTERVIEWS BY CONNOR GILBERT

9/16/19, DOWNTOWN SPOKANE

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