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Illustrator Gary Kelly named official Kentucky Derby Artist

Art Business News,  Dec, 2001  

LOUISVILLE, Ky.--Churchill Downs and JettSport Inc. have unveiled two paintings by American illustrator Gary Kelley that are the featured works in the 2002 "Art of the Kentucky Derby" series, which is the official artwork for the 2002 Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks. Kelley's paintings will adorn the "Art of the Kentucky Derby" posters that will commemorate the Derby and Oaks. Kelley's artwork will also appear on tickets to the events and other officially licensed merchandise.

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"The striking work by Gary Kelley is unlike anything we've seen in the brief and impressive history of the "Art of the Kentucky Derby" series, and we believe Derby fans around the world will love it," said Alex Waldrop, president of Churchill Downs. "It provides a look at the pageantry and excitement of Derby and Oaks Days through new eyes, and Mr. Kelley's view of these great events will be treasured by Derby fans for years to come."

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