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Participants visit CIFOR's booth prior to the start of the Global Landscapes Forum: Peatlands Matter in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, May 18, 2017.
Photo by CIFOR
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ICRAF Indonesia Country Coordinator Sonya Dewi Santoso, left, speaks during the plenary session on "Peatlands around the world: Challenges and opportunities" at Global Landscapes Forum: Peatlands Matter in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, May 18, 2017.
Photo by CIFOR
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Tom Bettag and Leslie Walker's Laughing Matters class looked at satyrical journalism during the fall, 2017 semester. The students had a blast!
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Peaceful protest in front of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice, held in honor of families that have lost their children because of police violence.
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Black Lives Matter Los Angeles led a Mass Justice Rally that began in front of the CNN building in Los Angeles and continued to 24 Hour fitness where Albert "Ramon" Dorsey was murdered naked and unarmed in the locker room after 24 hour fitness employees called the police. This is the second time a Black man has been murdered by police inside a 24 hour fitness.
The peaceful protest moved further down Sunset to Walgreen's at the corner of Sunset and Vine where Jonathan Hart "Sky Young" was murdered by an armed guard of Walgreen's. The guard stood over the body and watched him die offering no emergency assistance.
There has been no investigation in either case and no charges filed by the Los Angeles District Attorney Jackie Lacey.
The Los Angeles Police Department is the most murderous police department in the Country, if not the world.
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While walking and taking pictures in the Davis Cemetery yesterday, it struck me that trees, through their root system, might have obtained nourishment from decomposing bodies. Thus, this image tries to capture one aspect of the Cycle of Life.
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during a panel discussion on at Global Landscapes Forum: Peatland Matter in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, May 18, 2017. (CIFOR)
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Suspended Animation Classic #872 First published September11, 2005 (#37) (Dates are approximate)
Invincible: Family Matters
By Mark Allen
Invincible: Family Matters, published by Image Comics, 120 pages, $12.95.
Forgive me, I’m just now catching up. I finally picked up the first trade collection of Image Comics’ Invincible. A lot of buzz surrounds this book, the series now having run for over two years. The story revolves around a teenage boy who has inherited his superhero dad’s powers. Nothing new, in and of itself, of course. It’s creator/writer Robert Kirkman’s skill at characterization and plot-crafting that causes this book to be a diamond among the lumps of coal which largely comprise the superhero genre today.
Kirkman’s main character, Mark Grayson, is pretty much your typical high school kid. Well, besides his obvious anticipation of his genetic birthright kicking in. The scene in which this happens is as entertaining (as is Mark’s response) as it is surreal, and something the likes of which I had never seen during over 30 years of comics indulgence. Kirkman also manages to breathe life into Mark’s father, his world’s “iconic” superhero. This is done primarily through a scene in which daddy decides to sit down with Mark and have “the talk”. It’s not what readers expect. At least, not everything they expect. I believe Mark’s mother would be called the “down-to-earth” character. And how! With no super powers, she deals with the dangers associated with her family members’ calling with the solidity of concrete.
Or … does she? This is a character with layers to be pulled back, I believe.
Kirkman’s story of a young man’s desire to follow in his father’s footsteps rings a poignant bell with a big fat hammer of super heroic fun!
Top all of this great characterization and story with stunningly action-oriented pencils and inks by Cory Walker and you’ve got the hit everyone’s been talking about. So, Invincible: Family Matters is recommended for those who enjoy superhero stories with style, as well as substance. Look for it at your local comics shop, online retailers, and auctions.
Peaceful protest in front of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice, held in honor of families that have lost their children because of police violence.
Dark Matter Gallery 218 N Promenade
Amanda Keller-Konya photography curated by Neil A France. December 11 – January 2, 2011. Opening Dec 11, 2010 7-9pm. Gallery hours will be posted.
The physical presence of both car and camera offers one a false sense of security. Windshield becomes viewfinder, allowing for contemplation during work commutes, mundane errand runs and the occasional road trip. The view reveals the seamless blending of the constructed landscape and the ease at which terrain is manipulated to accommodate, direct and survey the driver. Each “Commute” image is a light jet print approximately 20”X30” size.
Biography
Southern California native Amanda Keller Konya received an MFA from Otis College of Art and Design, a BFA from California Institute of the Arts and an MA from California State University, Northridge. Her practice is image based; she is dedicated to the investigation of the photographic medium, ideas about Photography and the Photographer him/herself. In addition to a constant and critical evaluation of Photography and its continuing state of flux, she takes on the sociopolitical within her work addressing issues such as toxicity, school closures, land use and public/private space. Keller Konya’s work has been exhibited regionally and internationally at a variety of cultural institutions including: The Annenberg Space for Photography, The Houston Center for Photography, The Los Angeles International Airport and the Angkor Photography Festival in Siem Reap, Cambodia. She holds Adjunct appointments at Loyola Marymount University, Long Beach City College, The Julia Dean Photography Workshops, Cerritos College and Rio Hondo College in addition to her Los Angeles based studio practice.
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Matters of Decay | Paintings by Constance Mallinson
Jun 09, 2012 - Jul 28, 2012
Closing Reception, Jul 28, 2012, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Constance Mallinson uses the traditional genre of landscape painting to suggest a new way of looking at the world. For the last 25 years her large scale oil paintings have consisted of a unique painted "collage" technique in which she constructs panoramic landscapes from thousands of photo derived images via an Old Masters technique. In addition to expanding the traditional single view landscape to incorporate multiple views, perspectives, time frames, and narratives simultaneously, her paintings have dealt with the complex global environmental issues we are now facing. In the past few years, she has used her collage process and technical virtuosity to make large-scale paintings that merge the man-made world and nature literally by constructing figures from images of leaves, twigs, and decaying organic material. They are grotesque meditations on both the mortality of humans and the world in which they live. Her full-figured "nature people" reference both the works of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, the 16th-century Italian known for paintings in which still life objects are used to form surreal portraits, and famous paintings, such as Edouard Manet’s 1863 seminal painting "Olympia."
In examining her recent paintings created from decaying matter, L.A. Times critic Christopher Knight wrote that "after painting savvy landscapes for more than twenty five years"… the current "imagery suggests the way in which we project ourselves on conceptions of nature, creating the natural world even as we go about assuring its destruction."
Mallinson has had numerous group and solo exhibitions in galleries and institutions ranging from Ace Gallery, Santa Monica Museum, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Angles Gallery, and Pomona College Art Museum. She has been the recipient of a National Endowment of the Arts Fellowship, City of Los Angeles Artist Grant, and has attended residencies from the Djerassi Foundation to the Santa Fe Art Institute. Her work is represented in the collections of Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Orange County Museum of Art, San Jose Art Museum, Pomona College Art Museum and many private corporations and collections. She has also taught painting and theory at many major universities in California that include UCLA and Claremont Graduate University. In addition, Mallinson's criticism and writing has appeared in many art publications from Art in America to the current internet journal The Times Quotidian. More information on her work can be found at constancemallinson.net/.
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Peaceful protest in front of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice, held in honor of families that have lost their children because of police violence.
The new permanent version of Black Lives Matter Plaza, with a pedestrian lane in the center and vehicle lanes on the sides.
Filming a tribute to Malcolm X on Black Lives Matter Plaza on 5/14/21, to be aired on We Act Radio on Malcolm X Day
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Unstudio
(Ben van Berkel & Caroline Bos) exhibition at Aedes Architekturforum Berlin May 18 - July 4 2013
photographed by
Frank Dinger
BECOMING - office for visual communication