Photos | Urban Art Show
Beryl Cook and Jon Randall speak in front of a crowd at the 2008 urban art exhibit, featuring a large banner and painting on the screen behind them.
BLIP-2 Description:
a crowd of people in a room with a large screenChronologically Adjacent
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g summer bracelet headgear boy urban pub baseball mobile child footwear secure wristwatch hat shoe bag party art still_secure fun jon club hall glasses indoors audience still life banner sign electronics theater jewelry randall ra accessories night handbag august part phone back cup beryl cook crowd painting
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camera model
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date
2008-08-09T23:08:07-07:00
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