A pop-up exhibition has been held in Los Angeles. The event is called Hospital of Emotions. Photos of the exhibition are available for viewing. These photos provide a glimpse into the event. Further details and images can be found through the Los Angeles Times, which has covered the Hospital of Emotions pop-up exhibition.
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