Showing posts with label Islands of Los Angeles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Islands of Los Angeles. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Greetings From Our "Island" -- Again -- Literally


ISLANDS OF LA'S, Ari Keltzky, paid a visit to "class" last week by, well, removing the walls and borders around which we think about the place we occupy. This will begin our deeper discussion about what place means and how we define it.

Some images from our Island, the grassy knoll/median at the entrance of LMU's "Alumni Mall."

Any post-discussion thoughts? Did it alter in any way the way you think about "public" or "private"; space or place? How we define where we are is subjective and powerful, Kletzky suggests . . .

Here we are pondering nostalgia, in the dark, by the light of the crescent moon...











Kletzky has some questions on his blog for you all to ponder (the password is LMU) and we'll talk more in class when you return from break about what thought of the whole enterprise. Also, feel free to post here in the comment area below. Express/exchange.

-- L.G.

(photo credit: yours truly)
-- L.G.

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