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Photos: Art from paper bags

GASP Gallery celebrates their 5th anniversary with the Bag It! exhibit

By DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN AND GREG COOK | October 20, 2009

Photo: Derek Kouyoumjian

Co-owners of GASP Gallery show off artists' work at their 5th anniversary gala, Bag It!

Magda Campos (left) is holding a bag by Boston artist Jay Bordage and Neil Leonard (right) holds a bag by Italian artist Rossana Piccini

READ: Alternative Energy: GASP celebrates five years. By Greg Cook

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A mighty wind
This past Earth Day, President Barack Obama, speaking at an Iowa wind-turbine factory, delivered a gusty peroration. "The nation that leads the world in creating new energy sources will be the nation that leads the 21st-century global economy," he said. "America can be that nation. America must be that nation."
Photos: Stetson Wind in Maine
Photos of Stetson Wind in Washington County, Maine
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