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The document discusses an art exhibit to be held in an airplane hanger featuring works inspired by cars including a rendition of The Birth of Venus adapted to feature a Ford Escape, a painting of a BMW M1 by Andy Warhol who aimed to portray speed through blurred lines and colors, and a drawing of a Camaro by famous car builder and artist Chip Foose as well as a car he built based on the drawing. The exhibit will also feature Rat Fink, a car created by Ed Roth, and the iconic '57 Chevy Bel Air recognized as a piece of American art from Chevrolet.
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