They say that "love is all you need," and sometimes, it's all you require by way of explanation, too. The artists showing in the second installment (hopefully of many) of The Love Show share, for example, a love of figurative art — images of people, places, and things that create or carry a story. Many of them are close friends or collaborators on the independent art scene, and more than a few have their fingers in the LA rock 'n roll pie; so they love a good beat, and sometimes, one another. But it's also an eclectic group, and with work ranging from the magic noir of Natalia Fabia's hooker fairy-tales, to Museum of Traffic's live-action multimedia experience, you can expect to fall in love, too.