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I was recently browsing a local book store downtown here in Denver and picked up a publication (sorry I can’t recall what it was) that had Rex Ray’s retro-inspired art on the cover. I picked it up immediately and had to know who was responsible for the imagery. Needless to say, after visiting his website, you can call me a fan of his work.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, collage, Mid Century, Rex Ray, The Fifties

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Jesse Lu Says:
November 8th, 2009 at 11:25 pm
Oh. Booya. I just saw the Rex Ray show at Gallery 16 in SF. Damn these pieces are (enter ostentatious accolade here)! Some were going for 40G… and there was a couple purchasing when I walked in with my friends. What?!? Crazy. and awesome.

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