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All The Same ~ New Work by David Flores ATC

David Flores ATC a well known Los Angeles tattoo and stencil artist will be showing new work at his solo show titled “All The Same.” David Flores ATC ALL THE SAME solo art show at GCS Santa Ana 209 N Broadway Santa Ana 92701 December 5th, 2009
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