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    FOLK FEST 2002

    FOLK FEST 2002

    Garde Rail Gallery will be travelling to appear at "The World's Greatest Folk Art Show & Sale", Folk Fest 2002, in Atlanta, Georgia. The show takes place at the North Atlanta Trade Center August 16, 17, 18.

    Once again we will be showing the wonderful ships of John Taylor. Bigger and better than ever before, be sure to swing by our booth to see these in person.

    We will also have brand new work by Anne Grgich, as well as some amazing vintage books from her collection.

    We just received some older great pieces by Ree Brown. Ree's delicate paintings on scraps of paper and cards are endearing and innocent.

    Debuting at Folk Fest will be Seattle's Mark O'Malley. His small yet detailed paintings on chunks of sandstone have been a favorite since we introduced Mark in April and we are pleased to be able to show his work in Atlanta.

    In addition, we will be bringing work by by Rick Borg, Antjuan Oden, Donna Collins, Wally Shoup, Suzy Odom, Stephen Powers, and more so stop on by to see something a little different from out west.
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