Saturday, February 19th ~ 12pm ~ 5111 W. Pico blvd. ~ Los Angeles
33third Los Angeles, Montana Cans, & Mid-City Arts Presents.
CRAOLA
Poster Release, Mural Installation & "Drawn From The Well" Book Signing
Each book purchased that day comes with a full color catalog from Greg's "It Wanders East" collection and a brand new 17"X14" poster created specifically for the event. (While Supplies Last)
Time: Noon-2PM
33third Los Angeles
5111 W. Pico blvd.
Los Angeles Ca. 90019
(310) 694-3460
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