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Hi-Fructose: Overdose April 4th, 2009

We’re making our way down to LA for tomorrow night’s Hi-Fructose Overdose show at Copro Gallery.Here’s a complete list of artists who have contributed some fantastic work for the showcase. There’ll be Deluxe Box Set Hi-Fructose Collected Editions reserved for the occassion and several artists around for signings as well as the launch of our latest issue and other surprises. Come and say hello and be sure to scroll through the constantly updated show preview here!

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