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Artist Chris Pekoc -- Evolution -- 1964 - 2006


An exhibition of works by the French Impressionist painter Monet is headed to the Cleveland Museum of Art after shattering records in North Carolina. Over 14 weeks, it drew 214-thousand people at a museum in Raleigh, about 30-thousand more than expected. But you don't have to wait for Monet to arrive to see great art. WKSU contributing writer George Bilgere reports on the art of Cleveland native Chris Pekoc:

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