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A Visual Spin Around the May Art Walk

By Dave Bullock
Published: Tuesday, May 13, 2008, at 09:06PM

Thoms Dave Bullock [Flickr]

Italian graffiti artist Thoms paints a piece at the Crewest Block party.

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — Downtown residents and non-residents alike come out in droves every month for the Downtown Art Walk. This month was no exception, and continued a two-month trend of record attendance. As the weather warmed up, art enthusiasts continued to be drawn to the Historic Core.

After three months of my own shows, it was nice to be able to get out and take some photos of other artists. Click through for a sampling of sights from the May Downtown Art Walk.

See Also: As It Turns Four, Art Walk is Still Growing (April)

And: A Visual Spin Around the March Downtown Art Walk (March)


Ed Martin Dave Bullock

Retired cinematographer and working photographer Ed Martin stands beside a C-Print of one of his flower photographs which he created using only an enlarger and sheet film.

Frank Rozasy Dave Bullock

Taking a unique stance on his art, Frank Rozasy covered the floor of the gallery he was showing at with his pieces.

Emerick Dave Bullock

Popular Downtown artist, Emmeric stands in front of a painting of popular downtown resident and pirate impersonator Ricky.

Francisco Arrea gives Chuy Rangel a Tattoo Dave Bullock

Francisco Arrea tattoos Chuy Rangel in the back of Sphinx Studio.

Tax The Fat! Dave Bullock
Fabio Berse Dave Bullock

Italian graffiti artist Fabio Berse, AKA Salvatore, stands beside a piece he is painting at the Crewest Block Party.

Emerick Show Dave Bullock

Sphinx Studios fills up with onlookers watching Emmeric create a piece of art with pastels.

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Comments

1
David Kennedy writes:

Tax the Fat?

# on May.14.2008 AT 10:57 AM
2
tornadoes28 writes:

Fat people should pay higher taxes.

# on May.15.2008 AT 08:37 AM

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