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Carniverous Delights ~ West LA

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Real jaw bones, oodles of dead baby dolls, psycho clowns, vomit videos, plus portraits of Ed Gein and Ted Bundy were among the many horrors integrated into the artwork at Saturday's Carniverous Delights party on Stoner Ave. in West LA. To the spun tunes of Birthday Party, Fields of Nephlim, Bauhaus, and a live house band, guests in costume and goth finery chatted, patronized, and stuffed their gourds on bitches brew and black bat cheese.

Good times were had by all, and we look forward to the opening of curator Neil Simon Poyuzina's upcoming gallery downtown as he knows how to throw a good show together to be sure...and his gorgeous wife is apparently the Martha Stewart of the macabre for the treats she had on display.
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