An exhibition featuring the work of select members of the notoriousSeventh Letter (T7L) graffiti collective. Within the Seventh Letter collective is an elite crew known as Angels Will Rise (AWR), who have established themselves as L.A.’s most influential modern muralists. The show will consist of a floor-to-ceiling mural installation constructed by AWR members: Pusher, Zeser,…

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