Masters of Wrong by German artist duo Herakut opened March 26th at Corey Helford Gallery's new downtown Los Angeles location. L.A. TACO covered the latest Herakut mural contribution to the city just before their opening at Helford. The theme of playfulness was on the walls, and even on the floor of the gallery. Performance artists played different roles during the evening, mirroring the paintings. It was an event with both personality and passion by the artists and the patrons.
DO IT! (BAD DECISIONS ARE CONTAGIOUS) by Herakut (above)
Miss Columbia and Flash just being themselves at this opening night.
There's Pikachu photobombing this picture.
Akut One sharing some memories with an art patron.
A very different take on famed Break the Internet photo from last year.
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