Lecture on and instruction of Trio A at ArtEZ, Arnhem the Netherlands as part of the internationally mixed symposium.
video clip
video clip
NEW Project reDANCE
reDANCE is a new project curated and produced by Sara Wookey. It is a program that celebrates the cultural value of dance. It features re-enacted works and processes of the renowned choreographers of the Judson Dance Theater era performed by a next generation of dance artists. Collaborating across disciplines reDANCE explores the immateriality of dance and its archival practices. As a platform for public engagement, reDANCE aims to reach a diverse public through participation and in exchange with local artists, students and scholars.
Now booking for the 2012-2013 season!
reDANCE
reDANCE is a new project curated and produced by Sara Wookey. It is a program that celebrates the cultural value of dance. It features re-enacted works and processes of the renowned choreographers of the Judson Dance Theater era performed by a next generation of dance artists. Collaborating across disciplines reDANCE explores the immateriality of dance and its archival practices. As a platform for public engagement, reDANCE aims to reach a diverse public through participation and in exchange with local artists, students and scholars.
Now booking for the 2012-2013 season!
reDANCE
Teaching Trio A and lecturing at ArtEZ in Arnhem the NetherlandsArtEZ
Sara recently gave a lecture as part of the Theater Studies program at the University of Utrecht on her work with Yvonne Rainer, transmitting dance and archival practices
Theater Studies Univ of Utrecht
Theater Studies Univ of Utrecht
Letter to Artists on equity and labor rights in the arts and in response to MA/MOCA GALA/RAINER LETTER
Open Letter to Artists
See other related press:
Art Info
GalleristNY:Rainer assails Abramovic
GalleristNY:Losing our appetites
The Guardian
The New Inquiry
CAA News
Hyperallergenic
Massachusetts Artists Leaders Coalition
Another Righteous Transfer
Fryingpan News
Slipped Disk:Norman Lebrecht on shifting sound worlds
Dance Intuit
Dedodo:Cultureel Persbureau (Dutch site)
Belly Flop
News Gallery*
*My NOTE: This interview by Stanford Kwinter, Professor of Theory and Criticism at Harvard's GSD, with Marina Abramovic is problematic in many ways but worth adding to the dialogue. MA gets it wrong in that she says artists where paid $50/hr but she does not account for the up to 15 hours of rehearsal time. I also disagree wholeheartedly with Kwinter's assumptions that Rainer's response is within a "puritanical" context. And they both miss the point of exploitation of artists' labor rights in Rainer's letter and, especially, mine by diverting to issues of sexuality, genitalia and nudity. AND, by the way: Kwinter keeps referring to Rainer as a "performance artist". She is a dancer, choreographer and filmmaker.
Open Letter to Artists
See other related press:
Art Info
GalleristNY:Rainer assails Abramovic
GalleristNY:Losing our appetites
The Guardian
The New Inquiry
CAA News
Hyperallergenic
Massachusetts Artists Leaders Coalition
Another Righteous Transfer
Fryingpan News
Slipped Disk:Norman Lebrecht on shifting sound worlds
Dance Intuit
Dedodo:Cultureel Persbureau (Dutch site)
Belly Flop
News Gallery*
*My NOTE: This interview by Stanford Kwinter, Professor of Theory and Criticism at Harvard's GSD, with Marina Abramovic is problematic in many ways but worth adding to the dialogue. MA gets it wrong in that she says artists where paid $50/hr but she does not account for the up to 15 hours of rehearsal time. I also disagree wholeheartedly with Kwinter's assumptions that Rainer's response is within a "puritanical" context. And they both miss the point of exploitation of artists' labor rights in Rainer's letter and, especially, mine by diverting to issues of sexuality, genitalia and nudity. AND, by the way: Kwinter keeps referring to Rainer as a "performance artist". She is a dancer, choreographer and filmmaker.
Choreographers Working Group NEW SITE!
Choreographers Working Group is a collective of five Los Angeles-based choreographers who practice collectively together and support individual processes and opinion. I am one of the members and we just launched our new site! CWG site
Choreographers Working Group is a collective of five Los Angeles-based choreographers who practice collectively together and support individual processes and opinion. I am one of the members and we just launched our new site! CWG site
Guest Artist at Ohio State University I am spending one week in Columbus Ohio working with dance students on site-specific choreographic practices and presenting a lecture on Los Angeles-based art practices for the Art Department.
Sara performs "Trio A" (1966) by Yvonne Rainer at VIVA! Art Action in Montreal As part of the third bi-annual festival, VIVA!, sponsored by Oboro and curated by Sarah Watson, I spent a week in Montreal transmitting "Trio A" to local dance artists and performed, alongside workshop participant Jamie Whyte. First time "Trio A" was performed in an empty swimming pool! Check it out at: Wookey's Trio A in pool
Blog review of Sara Wookey performing Trio A (1966) by Yvonne Rainer at VIVA As part of VIVA! Art Action Festival, a running blog documented the various performances. Read about my performance of "Trio A" here
Sara presents at the Los Angels Urban Forum "Femme Fatales" Pecha Kucha" night
Femme Fatale
@ WUHO gallery in Hollywood. Wednesday, August 17 @ 7pm-9:30pm
Free and open to the public
Doors open at 7, presentation begins @ 7:30
Beer, wine & light snacks will be served
6518 Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Femme Fatale
@ WUHO gallery in Hollywood. Wednesday, August 17 @ 7pm-9:30pm
Free and open to the public
Doors open at 7, presentation begins @ 7:30
Beer, wine & light snacks will be served
6518 Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Dance is Hard to See Capturing and Transmitting Movement
through Media, Language and Muscle Memory
Organizer of and speaker/performer on shift for
Performance Studies International Conference
PSI17
University of Utrecht, NL*
May 27th 20.30–22.00 Shift with Andrea Bozic,
Joukje Kolff and Bertha Bermudez and Jeroen Fabius
THIS EVENT IS A COLLABORATION BETWEEN DANCE NOTATION SERIES – ICKAMSTERDAM, ARTI GROUP – AMSTERDAM SCHOOL OF THE ARTS AND MOTION BANK/THE FORSYTHE COMPANY
‘Dance is hard to see’, wrote Yvonne Rainer when making her seminal
Trio A. In this panel we depart from both Rainer’s statement and the
work Trio A to raise questions of transmitting dance. How do technologies and systems of transmission, both old and new, mediate the process of learning a dance? What does it mean to re-construct a dance and what are the methods being used and in what combination? How do we evaluate a successful transmitted dance versus one that embraces the loss of translation over time and through bodies? Why the fascination with preserving dance at all?
through Media, Language and Muscle Memory
Organizer of and speaker/performer on shift for
Performance Studies International Conference
PSI17
University of Utrecht, NL*
May 27th 20.30–22.00 Shift with Andrea Bozic,
Joukje Kolff and Bertha Bermudez and Jeroen Fabius
THIS EVENT IS A COLLABORATION BETWEEN DANCE NOTATION SERIES – ICKAMSTERDAM, ARTI GROUP – AMSTERDAM SCHOOL OF THE ARTS AND MOTION BANK/THE FORSYTHE COMPANY
‘Dance is hard to see’, wrote Yvonne Rainer when making her seminal
Trio A. In this panel we depart from both Rainer’s statement and the
work Trio A to raise questions of transmitting dance. How do technologies and systems of transmission, both old and new, mediate the process of learning a dance? What does it mean to re-construct a dance and what are the methods being used and in what combination? How do we evaluate a successful transmitted dance versus one that embraces the loss of translation over time and through bodies? Why the fascination with preserving dance at all?
THE TRANSMISSION OF YVONNE RAINER’S TRIO A
an afternoon of instruction and conversation with
Yvonne Rainer and Sara Wookey
hosted by USC Roski School of Fine Art/MPAS Program, Art/Curatorial Practices in the Public Sphere
DATE: Saturday, April 30, 2011
TIME: 3:00PM - first one-hour instruction session with Sara Wookey
4:00PM - second one-hour instruction session with Sara Wookey
5:00PM - Conversation with Yvonne Rainer
LOCATION: MAK Center’s Garage Top at the Mackey Apartment Building .1137 S. Cochran Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90019
To participate in the instruction of Trio A, please contact:
Megan Steinman at mmsteinm@usc.edu or
Chloë Flores at chloeflo@usc.edu
Space is limited for the Trio A instruction sessions.
All are welcome to join the conversation with Yvonne Rainer.
an afternoon of instruction and conversation with
Yvonne Rainer and Sara Wookey
hosted by USC Roski School of Fine Art/MPAS Program, Art/Curatorial Practices in the Public Sphere
DATE: Saturday, April 30, 2011
TIME: 3:00PM - first one-hour instruction session with Sara Wookey
4:00PM - second one-hour instruction session with Sara Wookey
5:00PM - Conversation with Yvonne Rainer
LOCATION: MAK Center’s Garage Top at the Mackey Apartment Building .1137 S. Cochran Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90019
To participate in the instruction of Trio A, please contact:
Megan Steinman at mmsteinm@usc.edu or
Chloë Flores at chloeflo@usc.edu
Space is limited for the Trio A instruction sessions.
All are welcome to join the conversation with Yvonne Rainer.
Artist Talk at Netherlands America Foundation
On the invitation of the Netherlands America Foundation (http://www.thenaf.org) I will be speaking about my work with performance and the city and what this cultural and artistic exchange meant for my practice here in Los Angeles. I am honored to be sharing the evening with a close colleague, friend and urban designer, Deborah Murphy who will follow my presentation with a discussion of her work with Figueroa Corridor Streetscape Project. Info below:
The NAF-BIZ Southern California is proud to present an evening of
Art, Performance and the Re-Development of the City How Cities Perform through Art Practices and Design
Two keynote speakers will provide insight from a perspective of the artist, collaborating across disciplines as well as from the perspective of the urban planner on one of the latest projects in downtown Los Angeles.
Location:
Beverly Hills Country Club 3084 Motor Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90064
Date: Thursday April 14, 2011
Time: 6:00 p.m.
The presentations will be followed by a networking opportunity with complementary drinks and appetizers.
Cost: $5 NAF-members; $15 non-members
RSVP at: NAF Artist Talk|http://www.thenafsocal.org/pages/events/?action=showform&id=F9F6857351|
before April 11, 2011
On the invitation of the Netherlands America Foundation (http://www.thenaf.org) I will be speaking about my work with performance and the city and what this cultural and artistic exchange meant for my practice here in Los Angeles. I am honored to be sharing the evening with a close colleague, friend and urban designer, Deborah Murphy who will follow my presentation with a discussion of her work with Figueroa Corridor Streetscape Project. Info below:
The NAF-BIZ Southern California is proud to present an evening of
Art, Performance and the Re-Development of the City How Cities Perform through Art Practices and Design
Two keynote speakers will provide insight from a perspective of the artist, collaborating across disciplines as well as from the perspective of the urban planner on one of the latest projects in downtown Los Angeles.
Location:
Beverly Hills Country Club 3084 Motor Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90064
Date: Thursday April 14, 2011
Time: 6:00 p.m.
The presentations will be followed by a networking opportunity with complementary drinks and appetizers.
Cost: $5 NAF-members; $15 non-members
RSVP at: NAF Artist Talk|http://www.thenafsocal.org/pages/events/?action=showform&id=F9F6857351|
before April 11, 2011
Trio A (1963)
I have recently learned and been certified to teach Trio A by Yvonne Rainer. I am currently working as her research assistant at UC Irvine and launching the "Transmitting Trio A" project. This project explores the language used in the dance transmitting process and culminates a material-based project that can be engaged as a tool within that process.
I have recently learned and been certified to teach Trio A by Yvonne Rainer. I am currently working as her research assistant at UC Irvine and launching the "Transmitting Trio A" project. This project explores the language used in the dance transmitting process and culminates a material-based project that can be engaged as a tool within that process.
Residency at CRUM
From June 14-18th, I was an artist-in-resident with CRUM/
Centre de recherche urbaine de Montréal. CRUM is a symbiotic (parasitic) research group with no exhibition space of its own. It uses the pre-existing exhibition network to present diverse projects. The CRUM is an artists collective dedicated to exploring links between art and urban space.Residency
From June 14-18th, I was an artist-in-resident with CRUM/
Centre de recherche urbaine de Montréal. CRUM is a symbiotic (parasitic) research group with no exhibition space of its own. It uses the pre-existing exhibition network to present diverse projects. The CRUM is an artists collective dedicated to exploring links between art and urban space.Residency
Failed State? Crisis and Renewal in California Politics and Culture
I will be speaking on the panel: "Reimagining California: Perspectives from the Embedded Arts" along with Dick Hebdige, Matthias Gieger, Micha Cardenas, adn moderated by Kim Yasuda
April 16th, 2010
University of California, Davis
Failed State
I will be speaking on the panel: "Reimagining California: Perspectives from the Embedded Arts" along with Dick Hebdige, Matthias Gieger, Micha Cardenas, adn moderated by Kim Yasuda
April 16th, 2010
University of California, Davis
Failed State
Arts in One World Conference
I will be presenting on the panel "Environment, Sustainability, and Creativity in Practice", along with Ian Garrett, Adam Wolpert and Miranda Wright at the 2010 Arts in One World Conference this coming Sunday, January 24th at 2.30. Arts in the One World (AOW) is an annual gathering comprised of performances, lectures, exhibits, and screenings hosted by the California Institute of the Arts School of Theater, conceived and executed in collaboration with the broad participation of the Institute as a whole.
The conference runs from Jan 21-24th. The event is free and schedule of events can be found at their website Cal Arts Conference
I will be presenting on the panel "Environment, Sustainability, and Creativity in Practice", along with Ian Garrett, Adam Wolpert and Miranda Wright at the 2010 Arts in One World Conference this coming Sunday, January 24th at 2.30. Arts in the One World (AOW) is an annual gathering comprised of performances, lectures, exhibits, and screenings hosted by the California Institute of the Arts School of Theater, conceived and executed in collaboration with the broad participation of the Institute as a whole.
The conference runs from Jan 21-24th. The event is free and schedule of events can be found at their website Cal Arts Conference
Los Angeles Malibu Safari
I will be working with the Los Angeles Urban Rangers this weekend (Aug 22 & 23) to show people how to use the Malibu Beaches safely. This is an art collective working in LA and other locales. Check it out and the recent article in the Los Angeles Times article LAUR Article
I will be working with the Los Angeles Urban Rangers this weekend (Aug 22 & 23) to show people how to use the Malibu Beaches safely. This is an art collective working in LA and other locales. Check it out and the recent article in the Los Angeles Times article LAUR Article
Roundtable Discussion as part of Ludicity and http://www.tatteredfragments.info|Photocartographies| Exhibit.
I will be part of a round-table discussion on June 20th at the downtown gallery, G727 g727 (727 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles 90014). This discussion will revolve around the work of the Situationists and its relevance to current LA-based art work. It is part of the Ludicity Project sponsored by Fabien Wgmister and Jeff Burke and hosted by the Photocartographies exhibition curated by Adam Katz. The discussion starts at 7pm.
I will be part of a round-table discussion on June 20th at the downtown gallery, G727 g727 (727 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles 90014). This discussion will revolve around the work of the Situationists and its relevance to current LA-based art work. It is part of the Ludicity Project sponsored by Fabien Wgmister and Jeff Burke and hosted by the Photocartographies exhibition curated by Adam Katz. The discussion starts at 7pm.
Pre-Qualified Artist with Los Angeles County Arts Commission
I am very happy to have been selected to be on the list of pre-qualified artists with the Los Angeles County Arts Commission LACAC for future public art projects.
I am very happy to have been selected to be on the list of pre-qualified artists with the Los Angeles County Arts Commission LACAC for future public art projects.
Part of GOOD Magazine Design Night | 12/19/08
I just got back from being a part of the GOOD magazine GOOD Design Night here in Hollywood, Los Angeles. This event brought together designers, artists, architects and the like. There I hosted an arts activity with my Re-Inscribing Hollywood books. This is an amazing space setting the stage for a new kind of magazine.
I just got back from being a part of the GOOD magazine GOOD Design Night here in Hollywood, Los Angeles. This event brought together designers, artists, architects and the like. There I hosted an arts activity with my Re-Inscribing Hollywood books. This is an amazing space setting the stage for a new kind of magazine.
Book Launch at Mandrake in Los Angeles! | 11/21/08
On Wednesday, December 17th from 6pm-10pm Mandrake will host a book launch for my new work: "Re-Inscribing Hollywood: A Coloring Book". Books will be for sale at the venue, along with live mixing by Michael Deragon, video projections celebrating LA street culture, chance to compete in coloring contests, and delicious drinks for purchase at the bar.
On Wednesday, December 17th from 6pm-10pm Mandrake will host a book launch for my new work: "Re-Inscribing Hollywood: A Coloring Book". Books will be for sale at the venue, along with live mixing by Michael Deragon, video projections celebrating LA street culture, chance to compete in coloring contests, and delicious drinks for purchase at the bar.
Presenting at the University of California Institute for Research in the Arts Conference | 10/30/08
UCIRA State of the Arts Conference 2008
November 6-8, 2008
Riverside, CA - UC Institute for Research in the Arts UCIRA - November 6-8, 2008
UCIRA will once again host State of the Arts 2008, an annual arts showcase/conference, bringing together artists, scholars, and arts administrators from across the UC system and beyond. This year's program engages the theme of "demonstration" and will include performances, installations, presentations, interventions, workshops, and nightly events by University of California and Southern California artists. Located at a different UC campus each year, this year's program will be hosted by UC Riverside and situated in the vibrant and historic downtown arts district, in the “Life Arts building,” a working artists' studio space and event center.
The event includes presentations by featured speakers Toby Miller of UC Riverside's Media and Cultural Studies program, Bruce Ferguson of Future Arts Research at Arizona State University, and Clementine Deliss, Future Academy, Edinburgh College of Art. A full schedule is available at www.ucira.ucsb.edu and registration is open to all.
UCIRA State of the Arts Conference 2008
November 6-8, 2008
Riverside, CA - UC Institute for Research in the Arts UCIRA - November 6-8, 2008
UCIRA will once again host State of the Arts 2008, an annual arts showcase/conference, bringing together artists, scholars, and arts administrators from across the UC system and beyond. This year's program engages the theme of "demonstration" and will include performances, installations, presentations, interventions, workshops, and nightly events by University of California and Southern California artists. Located at a different UC campus each year, this year's program will be hosted by UC Riverside and situated in the vibrant and historic downtown arts district, in the “Life Arts building,” a working artists' studio space and event center.
The event includes presentations by featured speakers Toby Miller of UC Riverside's Media and Cultural Studies program, Bruce Ferguson of Future Arts Research at Arizona State University, and Clementine Deliss, Future Academy, Edinburgh College of Art. A full schedule is available at www.ucira.ucsb.edu and registration is open to all.
NEW! Re-Inscribing Hollywood: A Coloring Book | 10/10/08
I have recently published an art book or, in this case, a coloring book that includes 10 illustrations from my photographs of liminal spaces in Los Angeles that were a part of the Walking LA performance. Gregory Jacobson had done a great job on the illustrations and design. These are fun and interactive books for the child and hidden graffitti artist in us all.
They are currently being sold at LACE/Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions Art Leak on Hollywood Blvd as part of the LA Freewaves Festival LA Freewaves. I am also working on setting up an online ordering system. There is a limited edition of 100 of these books. You can currently order them by emailing me at: info@sarawookey.com
$10 and $1.50 for US postage; $3.00 for International postage
I have recently published an art book or, in this case, a coloring book that includes 10 illustrations from my photographs of liminal spaces in Los Angeles that were a part of the Walking LA performance. Gregory Jacobson had done a great job on the illustrations and design. These are fun and interactive books for the child and hidden graffitti artist in us all.
They are currently being sold at LACE/Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions Art Leak on Hollywood Blvd as part of the LA Freewaves Festival LA Freewaves. I am also working on setting up an online ordering system. There is a limited edition of 100 of these books. You can currently order them by emailing me at: info@sarawookey.com
$10 and $1.50 for US postage; $3.00 for International postage
Walking Tour: Actions of Time & Space on the Walk of Fame | 10/08/08
On Sunday, October 4th at 5pm I will be co-leading a walking tour with urban designer, Deborah Murphy as part of the Detours events at LA Freewaves, in international video festival on Hollywood Blvd in Los Angeles. Recent pitch from For Your Art For Your Art
On Sunday, October 4th at 5pm I will be co-leading a walking tour with urban designer, Deborah Murphy as part of the Detours events at LA Freewaves, in international video festival on Hollywood Blvd in Los Angeles. Recent pitch from For Your Art For Your Art
Sara Wookey & Kaitlin Drisko (architect) present... | 08/27/08
In collaboration with architect, Katilin Drisko of Drisko Studios in Santa Moncia DriskoStudios I will be presenting photographs from my Walking LA research and illustrations designed by Kaitlin that document my walk through mapping and 3-D software. We will present at the monthly Pecha Kucha event Pecha Kucha LA on Friday, September 5th starting at 8.20pm at Royal T Royal T in Santa Monica. There will be many other presentations by artists, architects, designers and more. The format is 20 slides, 20 seconds each. So it is kept short, sweet and intriguing. And there is free beer!
Come out and tell your Angeleno friends and family!
In collaboration with architect, Katilin Drisko of Drisko Studios in Santa Moncia DriskoStudios I will be presenting photographs from my Walking LA research and illustrations designed by Kaitlin that document my walk through mapping and 3-D software. We will present at the monthly Pecha Kucha event Pecha Kucha LA on Friday, September 5th starting at 8.20pm at Royal T Royal T in Santa Monica. There will be many other presentations by artists, architects, designers and more. The format is 20 slides, 20 seconds each. So it is kept short, sweet and intriguing. And there is free beer!
Come out and tell your Angeleno friends and family!
Downtown Art Walk 08/13/08
On Thursday, August 14th I will be co-leading" WALK WITH US!" Walk With Us : a walking tour that will survey the many splendid points of architectural and cultural gems that you can find along Seventh Street and Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles. Hosted by the gallery space HABEAS INDEX. The tour is led by James Rojas, LA Latino Urban Forum and urban planner for the Metro; Linda Pollack, artist and activist; and myself. We will each discuss our favorite spots along 7th Avenue and end with a visit to several exhibitions, including the LA Art Girls Art Fair Biennale Los Angeles at Phantom Galleries LA, and conclude at the Artwalk's center, the Bert Green Fine Art, on Fifth and Main Street.
On Thursday, August 14th I will be co-leading" WALK WITH US!" Walk With Us : a walking tour that will survey the many splendid points of architectural and cultural gems that you can find along Seventh Street and Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles. Hosted by the gallery space HABEAS INDEX. The tour is led by James Rojas, LA Latino Urban Forum and urban planner for the Metro; Linda Pollack, artist and activist; and myself. We will each discuss our favorite spots along 7th Avenue and end with a visit to several exhibitions, including the LA Art Girls Art Fair Biennale Los Angeles at Phantom Galleries LA, and conclude at the Artwalk's center, the Bert Green Fine Art, on Fifth and Main Street.
Feature in LA Times on site specific performance in LA | 06/22/08
I am thrilled to be part of the article on site-specific performance in the LA Times. LA TIMES Wookey The story is written by Sara Wolf.
Excerpt:
"I was looking for intimacy in a city that doesn't invite that, so the walking allowed me to literally get in touch with L.A., to feel it beneath my feet."
The multidisciplinary choreographer soon discovered that she was attracted to empty storefronts, deserted movie theaters and blank billboards -- all sources of respite from the sensory overload she had been experiencing. "I was so happy they were there. When you're walking, you slow down and don't see them as 'urban decay.' As an artist, I saw them as spaces of imagination as well as spaces of rest." She began photographing these "breathing rooms" and documenting their locations. To date, she has archived more than 300 shots.
I am thrilled to be part of the article on site-specific performance in the LA Times. LA TIMES Wookey The story is written by Sara Wolf.
Excerpt:
"I was looking for intimacy in a city that doesn't invite that, so the walking allowed me to literally get in touch with L.A., to feel it beneath my feet."
The multidisciplinary choreographer soon discovered that she was attracted to empty storefronts, deserted movie theaters and blank billboards -- all sources of respite from the sensory overload she had been experiencing. "I was so happy they were there. When you're walking, you slow down and don't see them as 'urban decay.' As an artist, I saw them as spaces of imagination as well as spaces of rest." She began photographing these "breathing rooms" and documenting their locations. To date, she has archived more than 300 shots.
Los Angeles Urban Rangers | 06/22/08
On July 27th and August 3rd, I will be assisting the Los Angeles Urban Rangers LA Urban Rangers (a collective of progressive female artists, designers and activists) for tours of Malibu Beaches and the choreography of public and private land laws. See more at:
On July 27th and August 3rd, I will be assisting the Los Angeles Urban Rangers LA Urban Rangers (a collective of progressive female artists, designers and activists) for tours of Malibu Beaches and the choreography of public and private land laws. See more at:
Walking LA recently presented at "Emerging Geographies" Conference Emerging Geographies at University of California, Santa Cruz
