Public Works ~ LALA Arts Gallery ~ 1335 Willow St. ~ Los Angeles
This Friday August 3rd LALA Arts Gallery in Downtown Los Angeles is playing host to Public Works, a two part art exhibition by LA Freewalls and MacDonald Media benefitting Art Share LA. Featured artists in this exhibit are How & Nosm, INSA, PUSH, REVOK, RISK, RON ENGLISH, SEEN, Shepard Fairey, Trustocorp, WCA Crew, Uglar Works and Zes. LATACO was invited to see some of the process these artists have put into each large scale 15' x 50' mural. Check out these photos of Uglar Works and WCA Crew at work.
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