Past Projects

Social Practice
-Transmission Tower (ie. Tower of Protest)
-Protest Posters (from the tower^)
-HOME|work
-Neighborhood Grocery Guide
-Open House
-Burrito Night
-Late Night Diner (the original)
-Book Rescue

Installation/Objects
-Prints
-One Car Studio
-Eating my words
-The Late Night Diner Cookbook
-Fliered Gallery
-99¢ Store
-Topographic Book
-Multi-glass
-Tea

TRANSMISSION TOWER (2011)

Transmission Tower was a poster-making workshop at The Getty Center as part of a Pacific Standard Time event. It was inspired by The Artists Protest Committee and Mark di Suvero’s 1968 Peace Tower—constructed at the busy intersection of Sunset Boulevard and La Cienaga (just 5 miles from the Getty Center) as a prominent, visual protest against the Vietnam War. Getty visitors were invited to make posters expressing their own opinions and protests. Participants’ finished posters were then added to an 8-foot tower (and once that filled up—to the plastic wind-breakers) to create a colorful display of free speech.