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Talking Artscape, murals, and moving on with BOPA's Gary Kachadourian

Frank Klein
Gary Kachadourian says he does some of his best thinking--and drawing--on the bus.
"Trash Container," one of Kachadourian's series of life-size prints he draws on paper then enlarges to mammoth scale.
A detail of "Motors Installation," a collection of doodle drawings Kachadourian has been creating since he was in junior high school.
Frank Klein

By Tim Hill | Posted 8/12/2009

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CP: I wasn't in town for this year's Artscape. What happened this year?

GK: I don't know if we introduced anything drastically new. The midway section, it was the second year of it and it was actually kind of an expansion. A lot of it was an expansion of last year. We pumped it up a little bit.

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