After a successfully fluffy debut in 2014, Cat Art Show LA is back. Coming to DTLA’s Think Tank Gallery on March 24, 2016, the exhibition will focus on the feline's role as artist's muse. The cat's place in our homes, and as internet meme, will examined by a wide variety of artists.
Featuring more than 70 globally recognized artists, Cat Art Show LA 2: The Sequel will include works from artists that include Kat Von D, Norman Reedus, Mark Ryden, Travis Lampe, Walter Chandoha, Mick Rock, Adam Wallacavage, and more. For a full list of artists, and more info on the show, go here: http://catartshow.com/
All of the artwork will be available for sale including both originals and limited editions and a portion of the proceeds will go to Kitten Rescue.
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