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Uncensored Stretch

The artist, sculptor and businessman known as Stretch knows he's got a bad rep -- and he likes it that way.

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By Eric Barton

Published on June 21, 2007 at 9:07am

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Stretch, Pitchcast, Grinders, Crossroads

In this week's Pitchcast, Stretch, the sculptor and businessman who helped pioneer the Crossroads for fellow artists, talks about the taxes that are driving galleries out of the area, the future of arts in KC and about his label as a raging asshole.

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