Kraken Art Show: Fantasmas ~ Hold Up Art ~ Sept 17th 7pm ~ 358 E. 2nd St.
Mexico City's Kraken is known for his street work as well as commercial designs and gallery shows. His first ever LA show is this weekend, so here's a sample of what he's done on the streets and some of what you'll see at Hold Up Art. The opening should be a lot of fun, with a performance from Jazztec Project (Adrian Terrazas Gonzales of Mars Volta).
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