by Peter Bill Graffiti, windmills, cement rivers, the California dream promised prosperity then freedom.     What’s the California Dream now?

Los Angeles, Calif. – Through short-form videos, presented across the Los Angeles County Metro bus Transit TV system, Out the Window shares artists’ diverse perspectives about/by/in Los Angeles.  With a different video featured each day in October and November, the project links physical and virtual worlds through digital media offerings…

  the beauty and horror of the 405 freeway in evening rush hour traffic by Annette Kapon

documents a spontaneous chroma key intervention aka guerrilla performance on the streets of Downtown L.A. by Megan May Daalder

  3 domed structures- Angelus Temple, Cinerama and Griffith Observatory – triangulating the area of L.A. between Hollywood and Downtown, are imagined as phantom screens and hovering symbols of the surrender, engagement, wonder and discovery found under their cover and L.A. itself. by Laurel Beckman    

See the city streets come to life at a time when they would otherwise be empty, thanks to this tried and true, yet entirely temporary urban forum. by Marie Sullivan

http://vimeo.com/27606630 After a large rain storm carried algael bloom and trash to the mouth of the river in Long Beach, the bird’s eye view caught intersecting surfaces and changing currents. by Jeff Chabot

A book-finding journey through Los Angeles explores the role of literature in the city of film and television. by Micol Hebron

Flocking patterns generated by domesticated coup pigeons identify the physics and psychology of group and individual activity. by Jesse Fleming