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In pictures: David Bowie is: Fans dress up for tickets to AGO exhibit
Bowie model and fan, Spencer Wilson, poses for fan photos in front of a Bowie poster at the AGO before the opening of the David Bowie Exhibit at The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, Ontario on Sept. 25, 2013. The AGO announced that the first 200 visitors who come dressed in Bowie-inspired costumes would get into David Bowie exhibit for free. There was a festive atmosphere outside the AGO , featuring live music, special Bowie-themed activities and the opportunity to be photographed with Bowie-style models in full make-up and costumes. Public tickets for the evening of the 25th have already sold out. The AGO did not provide the number of free admissions that were given out when asked at 6:30pm.(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)
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