PAVEMENT PARADISE: AMERICAN PARKING SPACE
An exhibit about the liminal, substanceless, and static space of automotive transience.
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LANDSCAPE INFORMATION DISPLAY
The Los Angeles exhibit space focusses on the Southern California landscape, serving as a regional information and display center, and features new and timely exhibits about other land use themes. Touch screens, database access, brochures, […]

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Now considered a classic of 20th-century American drama, Desire scandalized early audiences for its treatment of infanticide, alcoholism, vengeance, and incest. The very first Los Angeles cast was arrested for performing an obscene work!
This exciting new revival is directed by Jeffrey Hayden and features Charlie Robinson and Dig Wayne of last year’s multiple award-winning production […]

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Today about a hundred cyclists gathered at the Hollywood/Western pit stop for Bike To Work Day. A lot of these cyclists took the day off, or called in sick so they could ride down to City Hall to get their voices heard by our city leaders.
Stephen and I arrived at 4:30 am for the […]

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Landfills aren’t equipped to handle the toxic trash we’re generating in increasing amounts. Electronic equipment ofteh contains lead and mercury, among other nasty substances, which can leach from landfills into groundwater.

The Computer […]

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Started in 2005, the EPFC Youth Film Fest is an annual event that presents a diverse and eclectic array of youth-produced documentary, experimental and animated films from around the world.
The film festival seeks to bring together young filmmakers and dedicated youth arts educators to share images, ideas and knowledge and provide a forum for young […]

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May 14-18, 2007 is celebrated around the country as Bike to Work Week and on Thursday, May 17, 2007, local cyclists will converge on Hollywood and Western in a demonstration of cycling solidarity and at 9 am they will ride down to City Hall.
The Hollywood and Western Pit Stop is hosted by illuminateLA and will […]

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The monthly RIDE-Arc rides are always a lot of fun and also educational. Hihihi. We rode with Alex and Gabe a few times and this one is going to be truly an awesome ride! The route is in Long Beach and Art Wong of the Port of Long Beach, Asst. Director of Communications, will be […]

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Join cyclists worldwide in a silent slow-paced ride in honor of those who have been injured or killed while cycling on public roadways.To HONOR those who have been injured or killed
To RAISE AWARENESS that we are here
To ask that we all SHARE THE ROAD
Please honor the “silent” part of this ride. As you will see, […]

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The 7th annual Silver Lake Film Festival – Los Angeles’s leading independent-alternative film and arts festival – is proud to announce its SUSTAINABLE L.A. program. This multi-faceted offering features films, a panel discussion (to be attended by leading environmentalists and actor/activists Alicia Silverstone, and Ed Begley, Jr.), and an eco-expo, and has been officially commended […]

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I stumbled onto this artist reception at Sabor Y Cultura. Sabor Y Cultura is a coffee shop in East Hollywood that has art shows, music, spoken art and of course coffee.
was walking down the street to pick up some food from the late night grocery store and I spotted a bunch of people in the […]

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