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Bad Seed ~ Opening Night

1:00 PM PDT on August 6, 2010

Gallery 6ixty6 ~ 4431 Beverly Blvd. ~ Los Angeles

On Saturday, July 31, we attended the opening night of Bad Seed, held at Gallery 6ixty6 in Los Angeles.

Artists Featured in the show were: Drast, Else, Emily Hart Roth, Jaber, Jher, Kasl, Kofie, Krasher 56, Mear, Mickey Avalon, Robert Bowen, Siner, Sloke, Thanx, Werm, Wesk, Xpres.

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