Monday, November 12, 2012

Big City Forum: November Almanac







Big City Forum: The Hub at WUHO presents:

November Almanac: A Book in Space


Juliette Bellocq, Jessica Fleischmann, and River Jukes-Hudson




November 8 through December 16


Exhibition opening and reception


Wednesday, November 14 at 7 p.m.


Big City Forum: The Hub at WUHO is designed as a lab for ideas that encourages cross-disciplinary explorations and exchanges between various creative disciplines. BCF: The Hub presents three separate collaborative presentations focusing on ideas and social narratives around the concept of space and envisioning our relationship to change both at an intimate, personal level and at the urban scale.

Part two presents the work of three graphic designers: Jessica Fleischmann, Juliette Bellocq, and River Jukes-Hudson, with a project that riffs on the City of Los Angeles.

California is a land of plenty. Fall is a time of harvest and change. Los Angeles in November has another kind of sparkle, a silvery light. November Almanac is an installation, a book in space, that looks at harvest and clearing, and planting again, roots and vines, connection and longing, washing the spirit and greater understanding of where and how we are fed by L.A., the city where our food so mysteriously grows.

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Big City Forum: The Hub at WUHO

Woodbury School of Architecture is excited to announce that Big City Forum will be in residency at WUHO Gallery this fall, with events in October, November, and December.

Big City Forum: The Hub at WUHO
Big City Forum: The Hub at WUHO is designed as a lab for ideas that encourages cross-disciplinary explorations and exchangesbetween various creative disciplines. BCF: The Hub presents three separate collaborative presentations focusing on ideas and social narratives around the concept of space and envisioning our relationship to change both at an intimate, personal level and at the urban scale.

 Soo Kim, Siri Kaur, Christina Ondrus
+ evening of readings curated by Les Figues Press
October 6-31
Opening: Thursday, October 11, 7 p.m.
Literary readings: Wednesday, October 24, 6 p.m.

Part one presents the work of three artists who investigate notions around liminal space and the articulation of experiences or insights that defy precise description. In their own specific ways, each ofthese bodies of work deal with issues of absence and presence and the ways in which we experience time and place. The exhibition will be complimented by an evening of literary readings with LA based writers exploring similar themes in their work.

Soo Kim
Christina Ondrus
Siri Kaur
 WUHO Gallery
 6518 Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Gallery hours: Thursday 1–8 p.m., Friday-Sunday 1–6 p.m.
wuho.org