monday media - late edition
its been a busy day, actually a busy week and its only mon. and this week is a brief reprieve from jury duty at...trafffic court. yes, I'm part of the jury selection for a case in traffic court. that's an "only in LA" moment for me. I've never heard of anyone serving jury duty for a traffic court case in ny. futher evidence of the pivotal and privileged position the automobile maintains in LA. anyway, onto some interesting articles:- we're not as sprawling as we think we are. surprise! LA is one of the densest cities in the US.
- sure, the ecstasy exhibition may be getting all the attention these days, but the skirball has an interesting exhibit called "Sacred Spaces: Historic Houses of Worship in the City of Angels." sort of reminds me of my friend rudy's personal project photographing storefront churches, mosques and temples in brooklyn and queens. I always wanted to provide the LA counterpoint to his project.
- and the international herald tribune profiles benedikt taschen. he owns lautner's chemosphere so I figured that counts.
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