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Los Angeles Times — Don’t Get Lost in the L.A. Maze. Find Yourself in These 12 Hidden Labyrinths Perched on the bluffs of the Catholic university’s West L.A. campus, the Labyrinth in the Garden…
“Uplifting Tales and Eroded Histories,” an interactive exhibit featuring works across various media, invites both speculation and contemplation of the Palos Verdes Peninsula’s geo-history. “This exhibition has allowed me to indulge in my two…
Daily Breeze: The exhibit features three artists — Richard Turner, Michael Davis, and Paul Harris — whose work takes what they call a speculative look at the geo-history of the Peninsula. Harris, meanwhile, is…
Imagine this: skies with strokes of bright yellow, with bouts of orange, as if they’re in the midst of turning into flames; below them, a mountain with a gaping wound, looking upon its valley, filled with scattered trees, scattered people. Some have been marked by numbers and letters; others have turned into faint silhouettes.
