Wednesday, April 8, 2009

"Dirty Hands: The Art & Crimes Of David Choe"



Harry Kim is indeed as excited as we are with the anticipation and buzz of his movie Dirty Hands: The Art & Crimes Of David Choe. There will be an opportunity to go to the special screening on April 24th, 2009 as a part of the Newport Beach Film Festival.

As Juxtapoz magazine describes, "David Choe (Juxtapoz cover #72) is a gifted, troubled, and driven American street artist who skirts the legal restraints of society, expressing his creativity and sharing his art freely.

Artist: David Choe | Film by Harry Kim | Source: Juxtapoz
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