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AUGOR “Terrors of Crenshaw” ~ Opens October 29th

2:48 PM PDT on October 26, 2011

Ironlak Los Angeles ~ 5125 Hollywood Blvd

Augor is presenting gallery works in greyscale, with a dark Hallowe'en overtone. Check out an interview in Paperctz here. A quick excerpt:

The work in Terrors is my first body of work that is all monochrome (greyscale). Being a halloween show, the works are dark and have a suggestive almost sexual nature in them. Not intending to spook a crowd, rather to convey my darkest thoughts, fantasies, and vices as if they were entities in themselves. The shows inspiration came from countless old black and white noir films, and works from past entertainers like Oliver Scott.

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