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Jason D’Aquino gets Lead Poisoning

Jason D'Aquino (HF Vol. 6) will be making his curatorial debut next month at Last Rites Gallery in NYC. Entitled "Lead Poisoning", the drawing themed group show features a stellar lineup of pencilists including Greg "Craola" Simkins (HF Vol. 14), Ron English (HF Vol. 16), Chris Mars (HF Vol. 7), Gary Taxali (HF Vol. 4), Chet Zar (HF Vol. 11), and many, many more. In addition to curating the Lead Poisoning show, D'Aquino will also be debuting a new solo body of work at Last Rites which will debut alongside on Saturday, July 10th 2010. Check out the full list of artists and get an early sneak peek of both shows here on Hi-Fructose.

Jason D’Aquino

Jason D’Aquino (HF Vol. 6) will be making his curatorial debut next month at Last Rites Galleryin NYC. Entitled “Lead Poisoning”, the drawing themed group showfeatures a stellar lineup of pencilists including Greg “Craola” Simkins(HF Vol. 14), Ron English (HF Vol. 16), Chris Mars (HF Vol. 7), GaryTaxali (HF Vol. 4), Chet Zar (HF Vol. 11), and many, many more. Inaddition to curating the Lead Poisoning show, D’Aquino will also bedebuting a new solo body of work at Last Rites which will debutalongside on Saturday, July 10th 2010. Check out the full list ofartists and get an early sneak peek of both shows here on Hi-Fructose.

Chris Mars

Greg “Craola” Simkins

Chris Mars

Ewelina Ferruso

Jason D’Aquino

Jason D’Aquino

Jason D’Aquino

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