On January 18th, 2014, THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND POWER…
…building somehow took me by complete surprise this afternoon – as I was exiting the cool West Third Street shop Chay – appearing across the street as a vision in…
…building somehow took me by complete surprise this afternoon – as I was exiting the cool West Third Street shop Chay – appearing across the street as a vision in…
…winter’s day hike is hazy, dramatic as usual, and without our rainy-season rains it’s a drought-dry landscape.
…were just written up by Theodore Payne Foundation‘s Genny Arnold for the participants at the 50 Wildflowering LA sites across LA County: California is experiencing its driest year…
…is the recurring question coming from many of the 50 participating Wildflowering LA sites across LA county, and here is Theodore Payne Foundation‘s Genny Arnold detailed response: It’s exciting…
…is the name of the new-to-me but year-old artist-run Atwater Village eating establishment just off the beaten path zone of Glendale Boulevard bustle where I was lead yesterday by…
…was a welcome place to be, approaching LAX and home (where I’ll look forward to more time in the new year) after 14 hours of Pacific Ocean.
…small yellow Tidy Tips (Layia platyglossa), have been reported blooming over the past few days from various Wildflowering L.A. sites across the county, signaling the first wildflowers of the season. (Check out…
…is the 1967 film (which I found online today) on a designer/artist/educator who is a special kind of proprietary hero for many of us here in L.A. (where…
…by Los Angeles graphic designer Roman Jaster (big kudos/shout-out) is now up and running at wildflowering.org, where you can see a current slideshow & news updates, background project information,…
…at the Los Angeles Arboretum was just removed today in preparation for a long term project I am in the early stages of planning, but initially as the…
An open call throughout L.A. County for apartment complexes, businesses, child care centers, churches, community centers, hospitals, hotels, offices buildings, schools, senior centers, shopping malls, stores, vacant lots,…
…in preparation for the August 8th opening of Fritz Haeg: At Home in the City on August 8th, started this morning with the low rumbling of a huge…
…interchange is out the window as we are about to land at LAX, returning to a few welcome weeks at home.
…landed on the rug at Human Resources tonight – punctuating the first day of Sundown Schoolhouse: At Home in LA activities – with listeners gathered in big cozy…
…the ten day series of domestic activities on the 22′ traveling rug – fresh from the Hammer Museum – is installing today… Human Resources, 410 Cottage Home Street,…
…is enjoyed flying out of Burbank, a welcome small-town airport experience and alternative to not-fun LAX, on my way to NYC via a one day stop for a…
…to LA from the Bay area south the five, over on the 210, down the two deposits you through a pass framing my favorite view of the city,…
…brought together various visiting Euro friends and new L.A. friends – the day before I depart for four months mostly away from home – finally making use of…
…at the Hammer Museum’s biennial show Made in L.A. is a dramatic L.A. spirited standout that responds nicely to the strange rainbow shaped window she found on the…
…packed the LACMA Art Catalogues space and lobby with crowds to hear an engaging interview event marking his new artist book.