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Be an Art Star by Josh Rubin
Artstar is. In the next couple weeks they will be having open calls for artists who are interested in participating in an unscripted television series about trying to make it big in the New York art world. Eight artists will be selected to put on a group show, and one might get a chance for a solo show-- both at Dietch Projects in SoHo. Hopefully the format of the final TV show will have a creative bend as well.
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