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Who-Ha
to Da-Da Rescue, Pittsburgh, December 6-8, 2002
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| Do you have a gallery, a special show or an event that you would like to enhance? Perhaps your museum would like to feature contemporary outside art at a special exhibition? This is what we recently accomplished on very short notice for the organizers of Folk Art Pittsburgh | |
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Never mind the mail, the show had to go on... Mary Proctor (who traveled 30 hours from Tallahassee, FL), Dave Clayton and Paul Flack braved one of the worst ice storms in recent history to be featured in the Who-Ha Da-Da's "Tomorrow's Folk Art Today" exhibition. |
| Radio contact was lost somewhere around Charlotte, NC as you will notice from the ice on the antenna. |
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Over 200 pieces of artwork from Kim Clayton, Dr. Bob, The Lasters, Missionary Mary Proctor, Paul Flack, Miz Thang Willie Willie and Eric Legge was safely installed within the warm confines Brewhouse, Space 101 gallery. |
| Kim Clayton's art car was installed as part of the exhibition in the gallery. |  |
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And along with the art already packed in the Jeep, ample wall space was found for her work... |
| ...and a generous supply of angels by Paul Flack |
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The Laster Blasters never looked so...ah...organized. |
| And of course Eric Legge's work helped to brighten the whole gallery up, |  |
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Willie Willie sent up a taste of Louisiana, |
| and of course Mary Proctor held court among her exquisite collection of "Mary Sayings." |  |
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Miz Thang's people hung out on the three large support beams. |
| Friday night was an intimate reception, |  |
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Our host Rob posed with an elated Dave Clayton who enjoyed the hospitality afforded him by local artists. (His transportation was confined to the gallery for the duration of the show.) |
| Pittsburgh is a totally cool environment. |  |
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