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Sasha Grey's 'Neu Sex' Book Signing Is Tonight
Sasha Grey with her photography book Neü Sex (Koga/LAist)
Last night was the star-studded private opening of Sasha Grey's Neü Sex photo exhibition at the Martha Otero Gallery. Wearing a dress made entirely of Tyvek designed by Remy Holwick, Grey mingled with guests who included her Entourage co-stars Adrian Grenier and Scott Caan, Billy Corgan, artist David Choe, and photographers Kristin Burns, Dave Naz, and Dennis McGrath.
Published by VICE, Neü Sex is a 192 page hardcover book of Grey's self portraits and photos taken by her now-husband Ian Cinnamon, as well as essays written by Grey.
Tonight at the gallery is her book signing from 6:30-9:30 PM.
Martha Otero Gallery
820 N Fairfax Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90046
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