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BIG UPS: Art Star Craft Bazaar vendors, bands announced

POSTED: Friday, April 9, 2010, 5:15 PM

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"Jason," by Cutesy but not Cutesy

Just got word that the folks at the Art Star Craft Bazaar — that weekendlong handmade marketplace bonanza that causes us to spend hundreds of dollars we don't have on crafts we totally, absolutely can't live without — has announced their vendor list for 2010, and it's impressive as always. The usual local suspects are there — we recognize names like Cutesy but not Cutesy (pictured, above), Heidi Roland, BloodMilk, Melissa Crotty and The Black Spot Books from 2009 — plus some new friends, too, from corners near and far. Pictured below (left to right) are works from Philly-area artists Shana Hostetter, Paisley Dog Press, My Sweet Old Etcetera and Peg and Awl.

In addition, the Bazaar's music lineup — coordinated by The Mural & The Mint's Jack McBrearty, is packed. Watch for Pepi Ginsberg, Toy Soldiers, Oh! Pears, Gildon Works and many more. Basically what we're saying is that you should clear your calendar on May 15 and 16. More info at artstarcraftbazaar.com.

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