David Choe has "Dirty Hands"

To overlap with Choe's solo art show, "Nothing to Declare" (23 April-23 May,) in Beverly Hills, hosted by Lazarides, an indy film about Choe's vandalism and other exploits is released in Los Angeles.

"Dirty Hands" opens in L.A. today for one week only. The trailer shows us some pretty mindless vandalism which is the ugly side of graffiti depending on your point of view, but there's no denying Choe's talent when you look at his studio and gallery painting.

Get your tickets at Laemmle Sunset 5 cinema and decide if you love or hate his art. There isn't any middle ground.

"David Choe, a young artist with a large appetite for vandalism and crime, eventually gets caught and pays for it in solitary confinement. Upon his release he reenters the world with a new faith full of overzealous hopes to find redemption by resisting his demons and devoting himself to a higher cause. When he fails at religious devotion, he rediscovers instead his newfound success – an upgraded grander version of his former lifestyle that keeps his man-boy adventure alive."