Jennifer Moran, Brian Janeczko, Enci Box and Aurisha Smolarski present the collaborative project, In the Living Room of LA’s Bicycle Culture, highlighting a small aspect of bike culture with the audience invited to be participants.
The installation puts the culture on display, and includes discussions, creations and interactions in an ever evolving format, mimicking the dynamic bicycle culture in Los Angeles.
This article appeared in the on-line magazine for actors The Networker, in March 2010. After my article came out last month, I received an email from a reader who doesn’t eat dairy products and who addressed the issue about animal cruelty. This opened up my eyes to this new world which really [...]
Will Brad be refused entry to tonights South Bay Bicycle Coalition meeting w/@REI_COOP staff physically restraining him? Support Brad and go to the meeting, take videos and photos. Access to public meetings is what cyclists are fighting for. Don’t let this happen! We don’t want people s[...]
The Backbone Bikeway Network (Central, Valley, Harbor maps) is the result of the work of many cyclists who came together spending many hours working with the LA Bike Working Group on their vision for LA’s Best Bike Plan. Coming from all corners of Los Angeles, these cyclists attended several B[...]
This article appeared in Bitter Lemons on Feb. 8, 2010. The Fringe Festival is coming to Hollywood June 17-27 and Theatre of Note hosted a Town Hall to engage participants and to answer the questions of interested parties. The Fringe Festival originated in Edinburgh Scotland and is the largest arts [...]
This article appeared in the on-line magazine for actors The Networker, in February 2010. I would like to thank you all for reading my columns and for sending me emails. I apologize for not always responding. I read them all and they always inspire me, sometimes even to base my new article on the su[...]
I’ve been riding my bike all over Europe and all over Los Angeles. I love riding dressed up or dressed down, I love riding to auditions and I pride myself that I’m one of the very few actresses who is working in the industry without having to own a car. When I ride dressed up, drivers [.[...]
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