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Artist Creates Large Scale Pieces From Pop Culture And Billboard Ads

by K. Gitter • Published March 5, 2017

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Cool Pop Culture, Mixed-Media, Art

What happened to all those old Billboard Ads, Comics and other nostalgic, printed materials? Artist, Greg Gossel, uses them to create fabulous, layered pieces of Art that tell Pop-Culture stories.

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