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Taylor White and Sage Thomas Couple create ‘Met GAYla’ to highlight local artists, performers, designers TAMMYE NASH | Managing Editornash@dallasvoice.com There are a lot of talented artists in all fields who live their lives undiscovered.

Even in this day of social media and “influencers,” it can be hard to get your name out there and get your work seen — especially since every other person is using those same outlets to promote themselves and their work.

Taylor White says she has seen that first hand. And she wants to do something about it. White is one of the managers at JR.’s Bar and Grill.

She said this week that she has seen many of her coworkers who are creatives working in the service industry to make ends meet struggle to get attention for their creative endeavors.

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