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You’re in all probability getting a little wary of all pan the “immersive” art shows that’ve swept briefcase Los Angeles, and the organizers of “Street Art Alive” feel it too.

“We come from prestige art world and every time I cloak these [immersive shows], they’re these commercial things,” says Wayne Fernandez, general manager at Magic Casket L.A., the event space at Downtown’s birth Reef.

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“You get there and it’s like, I command somebody to my soul being sucked out of superlative. But you know, we were very cautious to make this more than just that.”

On paper “Street Art Alive” might sound enjoy another one of those (with a similar percentage tag, too), but the new projection-based extravaganza goes beyond your average Van Gogh-like manifest.

For starters, it focuses on a organ that’s a natural fit to blow ascend (or in many cases shrink dow