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Andrew Hawley Sends Out Press Release Offering $5,000 For Dylan Concert Poster

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Received  a Press Release this Morning Offering Big Bucks For This Bob Dylan Poster December 29, 2015 - Rock 'N' Roll collector using press release to find owner of a rare Bob Dylan poster. $5,000 US reward. Avid boxing style rock concert poster collector, Andrew Hawley issued a North American wide press release this morning to advertise that he is on the hunt for a rare piece of early 60s music. The owner of Vintage Rock Posters, is looking for a 1963 Bob Dylan Newark Mosque Concert poster and is willing to pay big bucks for it.  The concert was promoted by Moe Septee and Fe lix Gerstman who were early supporters of 1960s folk and rock acts on the East Coast. Dylan played the Newark Mosque on November 30th. According to Hawley, "This would be the first of two visits for Dylan to Newark in the 1960s. Two years later he would play the Newark Symphony Hall. Murray Posters of New York City printed the concert posters on thick cardboard, which measures approximate

Hadley + Maxwell resculpting Canada

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. As seen at Huffington Post  huffingtonpost.ca/stephen-weir/h adley-maxwell-resculptin_b_8838234.html   … via @ HuffPostCaLiv Hadley (left) + Maxwell (right) When the massive Art Gallery of Hamilton exhibition, are you experienced ? ends its six-month run a few days after New Years, Canadian artists Hadley + Maxwell will be   well on their way to owning  the title of Canada’s most sought after sculpting duo!   The pair not only front-page the Hamilton contemporary art exhibition, they are also in the process of installing an outdoor sculpture in Toronto that will metamorphose the new community called West Don Lands . Hadley+Maxwell consist of Toronto born 42-year old Hadley Howes and Montreal’s 49-year old Maxwell Stephens. They currently live and work in Berlin, Germany and travel the world collaborating on significant art pieces for public galleries, institutions and well-heeled collectors. When talking about themselves and their work, they eschew their birth