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Tuesday, 25 December 2007
Gary Card
Dear Shaded Viewers,
Gary Card looks like a young and much more handsome Andy Warhol, he makes sets and decor and lives in London. Hangs out with Cassette Playa and they are often mistaken as brother and sister. Here is a small selection of his work:
Henderson McCue and Gary Card at the Burberry Party in Londoon
Later,
Diane
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