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Metallica Art Exhibition Opens Next Week
01/19/2012
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(Gibson) Metallica songs are the inspiration for new art exhibition. The Obey Your Master exhibition will see pieces from a range of different artists who have interpreted various Metallica songs in their own unique way.

Among the artists who will be displaying pieces are My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way and Metallica's own bassist Robert Trujillo with his wife Chloe.

The exhibition opens to the public at the Exhibit A Gallery in Los Angeles on January 23. The Obey Your Master website details all the participants here

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