L.A: light / motion / dreams

THE EXHIBIT

INSIDE L.A.

L.A. LIVE!

Overview Press Release (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

The Exhibit as a Mixed Media Installation (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

Feature Release. Reprint of membership magazine article. (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

Calendar Release (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

Take an Exhibit Tour

Photo Gallery - Team

Photo Gallery - Exhibit

Photo Gallery - Other

Exhibit Credits - Request credits and bios by email to media@nhm.org

The Inside L.A. series will spotlight many of the objects in L.A:Light, Motion, Dreams and tell evocative stories of L.A.'s past, present, and perhaps, even our future.

Press Releases will be posted every couple of weeks after the public opening of L.A: Light, Motion, Dreams on March 14, 2004. Find out how urban development has impacted three of L.A.'s native birds, how has Hollywood impact our culture, and how early residents to L.A. utilized the land.

Can LA Survive? - A brief reader about the issues facing LA today, written by William J Deverell and D.J. Waldie
(requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

Photo Gallery

Press Release (Coming soon)

Scheduled L.A: Light, Motion, Dreams Programming

Photo Gallery (Coming soon)

YOU'VE NEVER SEEN THIS SIDE
OF L.A.
Media Preview - Friday, March 12, 2004
RSVP by calling 213/763-3540

Immerse yourself in a new ground-breaking exhibition unlike anything you’ve ever experienced before. Journey through a kaleidoscope of unusual, surprising and sometimes jarring scenes and sounds, challenging you to shift your perspective on the place we now call Los Angeles.

Light. The sunlight has attracted so many to L.A. that the evolving culture has caused a continual clash with nature. Explore the tension of this give-and-take relationship especially at the foothills and along the coast.

Motion. Trek through the river and the plains to see how L.A.’s a shifting place -- where the environment and the people are in constant flux, evolution and upheaval.

Dreams. L.A. is a land of extremes, possibilities and illusions, where dreams may (or may not) come true. See video and hear voices from the famous and streetwise, reflecting on the essence of L.A. and their dreams for the future.

The Los Angeles presentation of LA: Light, Motion, Dreams is made possible by

Farmers
and

Additional support is provided by the Los Angeles Times.
Promotional support provided by KJAZZ 88.1-FM, KCET and KPCC 89.3 FM.



Kristin Friedrich	Editorial Manager	(office) 213/763-3532	kfriedri@nhm.org