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Interview With the 'Hope' Portrait Artist 

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TPMtv interviews artist Shepard Fairey. He's the guy behind the iconic "Hope" and "Progress" portraits of Obama.

He's also responsible for those Andre the Giant images that pop up every now and then — there used to be one spray painted on the low concrete wall by the Fletcher Free Library. Not sure if it's still there.

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Cathy Resmer
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 Cathy Resmer is Seven Days' deputy publisher. She's an organizer of the Vermont Tech Jam, and compiles a weekly tech e-newsletter every Monday. She also oversees Seven Days' free monthly parenting publication, Kids VT, and is an enthusiastic wrestling mom... more

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