This three day body art expo features 200+ of the best tattoo and piercing artists in the world under one roof. This event is sponsored by Vintage Tattoo in Highland Park. With over 19 tattoo contests ranging form best Portrait, Lettering, Black & Grey, Color, Tattoo of the Day and many more. Live performance by Freak Show Deluxe, one of the premiere Cabaret/Cirus performance artists in Los Angeles. For more details about this event visit BodyArtExpo.com.
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