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Philly artists help remind everyone that we're world f*%$ing champions

POSTED: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 10:40 PM

Filed Under: Arts Visual Art

Thom Lessner

This gloriously boastful piece, Philadelphia Phillies World Champs, is hanging in a New York City gallery right now. How great is that? Philly-based artist Damian Weinkrantz curated the exhibit, titled "Please Be Welcome," and he brought a whole lot more of his local friends with him: whimsical/girly girl visual artist Kris Chau, Space 1026 founder Andrew Jeffrey Wright, grotesque and humorous painter Chris Kline, and others. It'll be up until September 12 at Fuse Gallery (93 Second Ave., New York City, N.Y., 212-777-7988). Click the jump for more images, including a Philly townhouse illustration by Weinkrantz.

Kris Chau

Damian Weinkrantz

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