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film art exhibited in L.A. through June 10

Gay artist David Del Valle curates "The Haunted Hacienda: The Art of the Mexican Horror Film," opening Friday, May 5, and running through Saturday, June 10, at the Drkrm. Gallery, 2121 N. San Fernando Rd., Suite 3, in Los Angeles. The show captures the lurid, surreal, and captivating images used to produce and promote Mexican horror films released from 1953 to 1970. For more information call (323) 223-6867 or visit www.drkrm.com. (The Advocate)

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