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Mizna Wada - A Lecture in Stereo SHAG Tock Tock plays a tuba

Mizna Wada - A Lecture in Stereo SHAG Tock Tock plays a tubaArtist: Mizna Wada Exhibition: Kowaii Club 666 Medium: Acrylic on wood panel Size: 7 in. x 7 in. NO SALES TAX. We offer monthly payment installments on most original art. Contact galleristpdx@gallerynucleus. com for details. Please allow up to two weeks for the gallery to prepare and ship the artwork after the exhibition ends. A shipping confirmation will be sent via email. All sales are final.

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Tock Tock plays a tuba in a marching band using a custom made robosuit that locks him into place next to the instrument with attached walking stilts because he is only half the size of a tuba

Art Size: 18 in

Artist: Josh StoverExhibition: Japanese SummerMedium: Colored Pencil on Found PaperArtwork Size: 12" x 9"

Artist: Grant KratzerExhibition: DeathmatchMedium: Acrylic on wood Size: Tupac: 12

Artist:  Mizna Wada

Mizna Wada - A Lecture in Stereo SHAG Tock Tock plays a tubaArtist: Mizna Wada Exhibition: Kowaii Club 666 Medium: Acrylic on wood panel Size: 7 in. x 7 in. NO SALES TAX. We offer monthly payment installments on most original art. Contact galleristpdx@gallerynucleus. com for details. Please allow up to two weeks for the gallery to prepare and ship the artwork after the exhibition ends. A shipping confirmation will be sent via email. All sales are final.

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