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London dealer Lazarides has come up with an ingenious way to market street art — a raffle. On the evening of October 16, the day Frieze Art Fair officially opens, the urban art specialist will hold an “Extravaganza” of music, games, and burlesque, according to an e-mailed statement.
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|London dealer Lazarides has come up with an ingenious way to market street art — a raffle. On the evening of October 16, the day Frieze Art Fair officially opens, the urban art specialist will hold an “Extravaganza” of music, games, and burlesque, according to an e-mailed statement.
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