Saturday Night was the opening of "LA is Trying to Kill Me" by Bloody Gums held in Chinatown at Lei Min Space. Artists and patrons from throughout the Los Angeles areas were in attendance. From the work on the walls, the interactive space to the performance art it was a fun night for all that walked through the doors. Here are a few photos from the night.
Wall art by XTOFUX & Deladeso for the one night show.
The work of visual artist Leo Eguiarte.
Unique performance by interactive burlesque performer Coco Ono.
Upstairs lounging with the patrons of the art show.
Photography work of LATACO contributor Erwin Recinos.
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