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Gallery: The Art of Dan Keplinger

Dan Keplinger, a Parkville High school graduate and artist, returned to his alma mater to speak to students Thursday.

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Check out this gallery of Dan Keplinger's art.

A renowned artist and the subject of the Oscar winning documentary "King Gimp," Keplinger is a graduate and he returned to the school Thursday to talk to students there.

Keplinger has cerebral palsy and creates his artwork—everything from oil paintings to ceramics—using a unique piece of headgear he calls his "head stick."

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For more on Keplinger, check out a one-on-one interview here on Patch.

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