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Pont des Arts

I love Paris

By Celine KuklowskyCeline's Posts, Public SpaceNo Comments

I spent a good portion of my childhood and college years in Paris and during that time, I spent many a day with my friends…

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08/23/2010
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daKAH Hip Hop Orchestrat

The People’s Music

By Gary PhillipsAll Posts, Gary's Posts, Public SpaceNo Comments

I believe as I’ve mentioned previously, I’m not that into public spaces, though I have nothing against them personally.  But there is one such public…

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08/23/2010
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Oil spill fisherman

Crude Awakenings

By Ryan Lugalia HollonAll Posts, Crude Awakenings, DIT (Do-It-Together), Environment, Green Economy, Projects, Ryan's posts2 Comments

Since BP’s Deepwater Horizon explosion this spring, over 5 million barrels of oil have spilled into the Gulf of Mexico. Animals, humans, states and entire…

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08/22/2010
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Comicon librarian

Comicon Librarians

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's PostsNo Comments

Great librarians, pushing comics, graphic novels, and more. I eased into Comicon’s hugeness with a panel on Comics in the Library, and just as I…

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08/08/2010
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Comicon superheroes

Stranger (Happily) in a Strange Land

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's PostsNo Comments

Dr. Pop was one of the lucky many, many thousands who attended Comic Con in San Diego, the mother of all comic book conventions, now…

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07/26/2010
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Bogota Change Chicago flier

Bogotá Change in Chicago

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Chicago, Gilda's PostsNo Comments

Dr. Pop’s first event! In Chicago, a truly great city. About 75 really diverse (and smart) people showed up at Decima Musa (a great old-school…

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07/20/2010
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Magdeburg library

Open Air Library

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, DIT (Do-It-Together), Gilda's Posts, Green Economy, Public Space2 Comments

This week I read in the paper that the Los Angeles City Council was awarding $18 million to finish a project that has been a…

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07/20/2010
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Statue with blue scarf

Blue Line Group

By Andrea GibbonsAll Posts, Andrea's Posts, Public Space3 Comments

Community space! As I stumbled back home late one Friday night after many hours of travel to get from a tiny town in Southern France…

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07/19/2010
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Chicago Students

Safe Space, Chicago Schools

By Ryan Lugalia HollonAll Posts, Public Space, Ryan's posts, Safety4 Comments

Everyone agrees that Chicago Public Schools have to change. Yet there are fierce disagreements over what kinds of changes must be made, who should lead…

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07/19/2010
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Muscle Beach

My Gym, Our Space

By Gary PhillipsAll Posts, Gary's Posts, Public SpaceNo Comments

No doubt I’m the last cat who should be writing about public space.  I mean here at home in Los Angeles I rarely think about…

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07/19/2010
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Berlin Graffiti

Free Berlin

By Celine KuklowskyAll Posts, Celine's Posts, Public Space2 Comments

More than any other city I’ve been to, Berlin is the closest thing in my mind to what a city “built for the people” looks…

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07/19/2010
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Ciclavia badge

CicLAvia

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Environment, Gilda's Posts, Green Economy, Public Space2 Comments

Every Sunday and holiday, about 80 miles of the main streets of Bogota are blocked off from cars for most of the day so that…

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07/04/2010
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Reykjavik view

Reykjavik Revisited

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's PostsNo Comments

Last month I wrote a post about Iceland’s economic (and political) meltdown which resulted from swapping out a successful fishing economy with a short-lived reign…

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07/03/2010
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David Harvey RSA

David Harvey Explains It All

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's PostsNo Comments

A cartoonist draws while radical geographer David Harvey explains the current crisis in capitalism at the RSA and asks us to come up with a…

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07/03/2010
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Smog game

Negative Thoughts Make Games

By Rosten WooAll Posts, Games, Rosten's Posts4 Comments

Rosten Woo  is a designer, planner, and popular educator who recently moved to L.A. from N.Y. after several years as Director of the Center for…

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06/24/2010
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Finally Got the News

Detroit’s Rough Road

By Gary PhillipsAll Posts, Gary's PostsNo Comments

At nearly 139 square miles in size, Detroit is larger than Boston, Manhattan and San Francisco combined.  Home to some two million at one point,…

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06/15/2010
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Seeds of Autonomy in Greece

By Andrea GibbonsAll Posts, Andrea's Posts, ParEconNo Comments

While the economic crisis has hit all of us, and hit us hard, Greece is a country riding the edges of bankruptcy, even after the…

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06/15/2010
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Detroit Peace Zone

Detroit Summer

By Celine KuklowskyAll Posts, Celine's Posts, Public Space, Visionaries2 Comments

A few weeks ago, Aiyana Stanley Jones was killed by the Detroit police, who raided her home while she was sleeping.  The incident passed the…

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06/15/2010
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Detroit Call to Action

Detroit Call to Action

By Gilda HaasAll Posts, Gilda's Posts, VisionariesNo Comments

This is our city! People are resisting the assault on our city. Detroiters are standing up against the schemes of Mayor Bing, Emergency Financial Manager…

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06/15/2010
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Retrofit Your Home brochure

Tools for a Greener Economy

By UCLA Community ScholarsAll Posts, Green EconomyNo Comments
What follows are popular education scripts, curricula, poster, brochure, and a culminating report to help engage workers, youth, and families in creating a more green and...
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06/05/2010
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