Step inside the most unfiltered, unapologetic First Friday art show Ashland has ever seen.
In celebration of the Ashland Sarcasm Festival, we’re unleashing a lineup of new artists bringing wild, weird, off-the-wall work that defies logic and laughs in the face of “normal.”
Come get weird with us…
Featured Artists:
— Tarik Ragab
— Dave Leibowitz
— Catie Faryl
— Bruno Marcotulli
— Becky Schneider
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