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Cyclops Print Works and Gallery Nucleus presents: Disney Afternoon
By Rebecca Steinberg on February 26, 2018
Saturday night marked the opening of the collaborative gallery of Disney Animated TV tribute art by Cyclops Print Works, Oh My Disney, and Gallery...
Gallery Sneak Peak: Disney Television Animation
By Rebecca Steinberg on February 21, 2018
Another beautiful Disney galley is coming this Saturday from Cyclops Print Works, Oh My Disney, and Gallery Nucleus. This time the theme centers around...
Never Grow Up: A Salty Winters Recap
By Salty Winters on May 5, 2017
On Friday, April 28th, Mondo and Cyclops Print Works teamed up to present Never Grow Up: A Disney Art Show at the Mondo Gallery in...
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Her Take on Mondo & Disney’s Never Grow Up Gallery Show
By Andrea Schultz on May 4, 2017
Growing up, we didn’t have much more than family portraits on our walls. Sure, living in Alaska provided us with a few prints here and...
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Never Grow Up: A Disney Art Show
By Salty Winters on April 25, 2017
On March 7, 2014, the House of Mouse teamed up with the undisputed leader of limited edition screenprinted movie posters for one of the best...

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