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Was it the point at which the underground went mainstream and is there any equivalent today? For anyone who recalls '80s fashions, a trip to the V&A in London is currently a deeply evocative experience - even if its galleries are rather more bright and airy than the smoky locations where the clothes were seen first time round. 1383411_631869000169449_243757145_n. An unconventional artist to perform - UI The Da. 'You Are Here: Art After the Internet' reviewed. Gregory's Homeless Homes ProjectTiny House Blog. Many readers of the Tiny House Blog might know Gregory Kloehn best from his Dumpster home that was featured on Inside Edition and the Rachel Ray Show.
Gregory now has a new project in the works. The Homeless Homes Project, which features tiny structures built out of illegally dumped garbage and industrial waste are becoming more than an environmental stance or garbage art. Gregory's Homeless Homes Project. Debris Art Street Homes.