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February 3, 2012 15:19PM

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Before his big DJ event at the Dallas Contemporary on Saturday, February 2, Shepard Fairey was in Dallas all week muraling the walls of 331 SINGLETON, 161 GLASS STREET, and the BELMONT HOTEL. Photographer Jay Barker was able to capture him in-the-works.
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