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OBJECTS: Tom Gregg, Randall Mooers, and Richard Parker
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GBGLA is pleased to present OBJECTS, a three person show featuring the work of painters Tom Gregg, Richard Parker, and Randall Mooers. These three artists draw on the long history of still life painting but each take it in a new direction - pushing the concept forward in their own unique voice.
Title: OBJECTS: Tom Gregg, Randall Mooers, and Richard Parker
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GBGLA is pleased to present OBJECTS, a three person show featuring the work of painters Tom Gregg, Richard Parker, and Randall Mooers.
These three artists draw on the long history of still life painting but each take it in a new direction - pushing the concept forward in their own unique voice.
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