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In an eclectic memorial service for an eclectic artist, friends and family members gathered in the patio of Kern’s favorite North Sacramento bar, The Bolt, right next to the makeshift studio where he created his art.
Kern, who died of leukemia this month just short of his 50th birthday, collected electrical cable, window screens, chipped glass and other discarded items from junkyards and trash bins. In his dilapidated studio, using few tools other than his hands, he recycled the materials into pieces that found their way into shops and galleries throughout Northern California.
“He lived life on his terms,” said his best friend, Paul Watwood. Kern shunned material things, and was content to make just enough money to survive on a street frequented by prostitutes and drug dealers. “He was completely nonjudgmental,” Watwood said.

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