OAXACA: ARTE | MEZCAL | FOTOGRAFIA
March 13th 7p ~ GUELAGUETZA RESTAURANT ~ 3014 W. OLYMPIC BLVD
Mural collective La Piztola will be taking over Guelaguetza's back room, exhibiting work brought directly from Oaxaca that has never been seen in the US before. They're in town to pain a mural on the exterior wall of the iconic Koreatown restaurant.
Also, Susan Coss will be exhibiting never-before-seen photographs taken on her many mezcal adventures, and Mezcal Tosba will be making its US debut.
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