The Wurst Gallery, run by Jason Sturgill, has a great new exhibit of work from a variety of artists. The artists were instructed to pick up a piece of art from their local thriftstore and then manipulate it. The results are really amazing and have been getting a lot of internet attention.
I really like seeing the before and after.
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Sean Hudson Paul, I’m curious as to whether you are a full-time working musician, club owner, an interested...
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