This weekend, come to 2406 E. 8th Street in Downtown Los Angeles, for a unique art show that blends the photography of L.A. TACO contributor Castro Frank with neon art installations by Leticia Maldonado. Presented by the Hollywood Crows, the event runs from 8pm to 11pm. Please enjoy a selection of new work by Castro Frank below...
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PRAY TELL: Photography by Castro Frank // Neon by Leticia Maldonado ~ Opens Saturday at 8pm
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