A filmic exploration of the place and space that focuses on the relationship between three distinct locations: the abandoned railroad worker town of Amboy, California; a cabin in the Angeles National Forest; and a metal-smithing shop (now gone) located in front of the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood. Co-directed, co-produced, and co-edited with Christy Snyder.
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thoughts on
cultural landscape
- jay hasbrouck -
“…the task of ethnography now becomes the unraveling of a conundrum: what is the nature of locality, as a lived experience…?”
"I seem to be a verb"
- Arjun Appadurai, Global Ethnoscapes: Notes and Queries for a Transnational Anthropology
"I seem to be a verb"
- R. Buckminster Fuller
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- Anna Hillman's Amazingness
- Immerse
- Habitus
- Palo Alto Urban Petroglyph Project
- Ghost Trajectories Project @USC
- Are All Places Nostalgic?
- Graceland
- Thoughts on California Cities
- Cultural Landscape Readings
- NYT: The New, New City
- Florence street window
- Elvis' lounge in raquetball room
- Graceland detail
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- Elvis and Ellie
- Door Handle - Florence, IT
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