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Premium import lager SINGHA BEER is hosting the inaugural Singha TransPortraits event at MyStudio in Hollywood on Saturday, October 23rd, 2010 from 9:00-11:00 pm. Singha TransPortraits is a worldwide movement featuring a collective of visual artists and digital innovators practicing their craft on walls across the globe. The event will feature world-renowned artist and LA native, Retna creating a work of art at MyStudio for a live audience. The event is the first of the Singha TransPortraits series that is also hitting NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, MIAMI, TOKYO and PARIS.

The campaign also features an opportunity for a guest to win a trip for two to Singha’s Ultimate Full Moon Party in Thailand in Spring 2011. Singha TransPortraits can be found online and on mobile devices at www.SinghaTransPortraits.com.

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