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Our good friend Frank Campagna wants us to remind you of tomorrow's one-night-only show at the Kettle Art down in Deep Ellum. And why not? Campagna's gallery will feature the work of one Richard Ross, "a self-taught artist from Irving, Texas," Frank reminds, who's also way formerly of Brutal Juice. Writes Frank in his missive to Unfair Park, "I promise it will appear like the old days." And we'll hold him to it. But if nothing else, we're mighty appreciate of any art show that comes with its own promotional video; it's below. --Robert Wilonsky
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