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A live-painting event in Bushwick on Friday night challenged artists to tap into their inner Bob Ross.
A live-painting event in Bushwick on Friday night challenged artists to tap into their inner Bob Ross.
Alyssa Fisher
Throughout the nineties, Bob Ross played a prominent role in Josh Jackson’s after-school routine. After hopping off the bus, he’d walk to his grandmother’s house, eat an afternoon snack of a Ho Ho or Oatmeal Creme Pie — “It was all about Little Debbie” — and watch Bob’s instructional painting show, “The Joy of Painting.”
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