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From 1st of November, until the 4th, 2007, New York was the host of the very
First Annual International Caribbean Art Fair, which took place at the Puck
Building and brought together, for the very first time, exclusivelly artworks made
by artists who have Caribbean heritage. 100 artists took place in the show, from
several islands, as well as from Canada, France, USA.
Jeffrey Holder, born in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Holder is known for his towering 200-centimeter (six-foot, six-inch) height, heavily accented deep basso voice and hearty laugh. With that and his appearance in the 1970s 7 Up soft drink "uncola" advertising campaign, Holder's image quickly became recognizable.
First Annual International Caribbean Art Fair, which took place at the Puck
Building and brought together, for the very first time, exclusivelly artworks made
by artists who have Caribbean heritage. 100 artists took place in the show, from
several islands, as well as from Canada, France, USA.
Jeffrey Holder, born in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Holder is known for his towering 200-centimeter (six-foot, six-inch) height, heavily accented deep basso voice and hearty laugh. With that and his appearance in the 1970s 7 Up soft drink "uncola" advertising campaign, Holder's image quickly became recognizable.
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