La Street Art Gallery and The Do Art Foundation teamed up to put on a group show titled "Back Alley" a Celebration of Art in The Streets in Down Town La this past Saturday. There was a huge turn out and great vibes through out the night. So many great artist were under one roof sharing their talent with one another. Check out the event coverage below, all photographs by Desilu Munoz
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