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  "note": "Houston-born artist and designer, an early visual contributor to Free Press Houston and a recurring artist for Free Press Summer Fest. His work for the archive is newspaper covers, festival posters and related visual material: the archive holds signed cover artwork from the paper's first years and from its festival issues, and the staff box printed on p.3 of the August 2010 issue, #118, credits that cover's illustration to him. Free Press Houston's own surviving pages place him among the artists of the Free Press Summer Fest poster series and its poster show at the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, and state that he had helped the paper from its infancy with artwork, advice and vision. The paper also published an interview with him about Houston rock-poster art. His official biography records a career begun in Houston's 1990s poster and street-art scene and concert posters, screenprints and fine-art work made since 1995 for major recording artists. No staff or founding title is claimed: none is printed. His artwork record is set out above his writing.",
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    "basis": "His official biography matches the Houston poster artist credited in the printed staff box of issue #118 and in the paper's own festival poster coverage; the Wikipedia article describes the same Houston-based rock-poster artist and designer, working since 1995 and resident in Houston, and names Nine Inch Nails and Childish Gambino among the acts he has drawn — the same artist held here.",
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