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Create:Fixate Photography 2005

Over the past few years, Michele Berc has gone out of her way to create and curate the coolest art show gathering in LA, Create:Fixate. This month's gathering, an all photography edition of the "Optical Lounge and Audio Lab" located in Downtown on the mezzanine of the Spring Arts Tower, was packed full of a diverse crowd of urban hipsters, art enthusiasts and an assortment of beautiful people. Jason Elias, contributing editor of American Photo, guest curated this month's Create:Fixate and brought a rich and varied ensemble of photographic images to the gala.
Create:Fixate has always included an eclectic assortment of music to compliment the art on display and this month's show featured live acts Violentfingers and The Transmissions along with a lineup of DJs including KCRW's Liza Richardson and ex-rave flyer master Tom Allain AKA stimuli graphics.
Photos from the event after the jump...
Here is the CF Press Release
Here are the rest of eecue's photos from the event.
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