Sydney and Melbourne got a taste of Mexico City at El Jimador’s Raw Talent Party, held on Tuesday 22 March and Thursday 24 March respectively.
March 30th, 2011
Guests watched Fairy Floss installation artist Mauricio Limon spin his magic, danced to music from DJ duo The Marvelous M&M and 80s comeback band Trans X, and checked out work by artist Emilio Chapela.
Photography by Karen Watson.

























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