Guerrilla lit readings now call L.A. parking lots home
Nearly every night in L.A., literary pop-ups are taking place in unexpected spots like vacant lots, living rooms, rooftops and outside a carnicería.
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Nearly every night in L.A., literary pop-ups are taking place in unexpected spots like vacant lots, living rooms, rooftops and outside a carnicería.
Nearly every night in L.A., literary pop-ups are taking place in unexpected spots like vacant lots, living rooms, rooftops and outside a carnicería.
News items from the local area
A contemporary artist is transforming Palm Beach County’s art scene through her bold use of fiber materials.
(Image: Twitter-The Washington Post) Students from an education cooperative called Cultural Roots has provided a gift of $3,500 to Richard Stewart for the Pocahontas Island Black History Museum, located in Petersburg, VA. Stewart’s house doubles as a Black History Museum. He chronicles the island’s history there as the “oldest Black community in the United States.” “About 700 historical pieces are packed within the house’s walls,” the Progresss-Index of Petersburg, VA reported. “Stewart has been used to seeing visitors come to his museum from across the country.” Cultural Ro...