Preview: “Mixtapes and Makeouts” Pop-Up Show with Haunted Euth ~ Valentine’s Day at Touch Vinyl
This coming Feb 14th, come "celebrate" Valentine's Day with an exhibition by HAUNTED EUTH at Touch Vinyl. Limited edition Valentine's mix tapes created by Touch's favorite DJs will be available for purchase, and each tape will feature a one of a kind artwork from HAUNTED EUTH and teammate T-FAIL as well as a series of paintings and prints that will be available by Haunted Euth, Tfail and Charles William Carrol. In addition, each DJ from the tape release will be spinning a live set in the store. Come down, meet people, hang out, and enjoy art and music this Valentine's day. Keep reading for some shots of EUTH's creative process and a preview of some of the art that will be available.
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