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The Master’s Cup ~ August 17th in Venice Beach

12:55 PM PDT on August 14, 2013

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TEST ONE in conjunction with The STP LA Foundation (www.stpla.org) are proud to host The Master’s Cup aerosol art exhibition at the Venice Art Walls. Come out to see live painting demonstrations by OG Los Angeles graffiti artists including: CRIME (RICK ONE), DESIGN9, DOC43, DUKE, GENIUS, FRAME, JIMER, MAKE MARK7, PIRO, PJAY, PRIME, RODER, TEL, SINER, SEL, SER SKY, & WISK!!

It all happens on Saturday August 17th from 12-6PM at the Venice Art Walls: 1800 Ocean Front Walk Venice, California 90291. S

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