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Posted on October 15, 2013 · Visitors and residents on Galveston Island Oct. 19-20 will have the chance to peruse the works of dozens of artists from around Texas and the region at the 16th annual ARToberFEST. Houston Matters’ Michael Hagerty spoke with Maureen Patton  one of the event’s organizers.

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