Summer in the City: A Sunday Morning with JajaPhoto by, Ghazal Sheei on 35mm film in natural light. It's summer in LA and that means a few things: Heat waves, evening concerts, and farmers markets! Ok, ok... it's true, farmers markets happen year round, but their selection changes with what's in season. This week, I'm sharing a little video I made this time […]
LA's Most Famous Dominatrix– Mistress Justine Cross
How to Restore the Values of America — Larry Campbell, Part 2
What it is like to be detained by ICE — Larry Campbell, Executive Director of Corners Outreach
A Note for My Grandmother on her 90th Birthday
My grandmother (with the “90 and Fabulous” sash) and some of the extended family in Jamaica! Two of her siblings are to her left, she’s the oldest. I have been blessed with wonderful teachers. The first is my grandmother, whose lessons are so ingrained that I do not know where they end and where I […]
Why I Always Return to Art: The Treachery of Images
5 Steps to Proactive Kindness
Muslim, Persian, and Queer? Amir Yassai Contradicts the Contradictions
When You Look, What Do You See?
Abortion is HealthcareJasper Johns, Flag 1954 - 1955 We make a left off of the boulevard to take a road that leads to a narrower road that brings us to a house near the top of a hill. It is a nice house, built into the hill’s face; which is to say that it is built on […]
