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Thursdays. The speakers are primarily photographers and photo editors who expand on the themes of the exhibits of the Annenberg Space for Photography. They have ranged from Pulitzer prize winning photojournalists, to sports photographers, to fine arts masters to celebrity photographers such as Leonard Nimoy and Nikki Sixx. They’ve also offered presentations by notables and subjects of photos such as Charlize Theron, model Amber Valletta and athlete Laila Ali. The current lectures are by photographers who work in digital and manual photo manipulation. MORE >>
Sun, Jun 2, 2013. A hate crime victim and a former hate crime perpetrator will hold a special dialogue. Twenty years ago, Matthew was a young teenager who was disowned by his family for being gay - he now works as a manager at the MOT. Tim was a former neo-Nazi who speaks of his experiences at the MOT. Through meeting and conversation, they realized that years ago Matthew had been victimized by Tim’s gang. Theirs is the remarkable story of reconciliation between the perpetrator and the victim of a hate crime. From Hate to Hope is held monthly on the first Sunday of the month. MORE >>
Sun, Jun 23, 2013. “The Nature of Place: From the Rancho to the New Urban Scene – When Ordinary Becomes Extraordinary,” will examine the value of ordinary places within a region, state, and people defined by iconic, extraordinary imagery. Christopher Hawthorne, the noted Los Angeles Times architecture critic known for his engaging assessments of architecture and the re-emerging urban value of the city and region from mass transit and highways to planning, housing, neighborhoods and communities, will address the topic in conversation with co-speaker D.J. Waldie and moderator Claudia Jurmain. MORE >>
Mon, Jun 24, 2013. Did you know that Clinton was the first female senator to represent the state of New York? MORE >>
Sun, Jul 7, 2013. A hate crime victim and a former hate crime perpetrator will hold a special dialogue. Every first Sunday of the month (normally). MORE >>
Sun, Aug 4, 2013. A hate crime victim and a former hate crime perpetrator will hold a special dialogue. Every first Sunday of the month (normally). MORE >>
Sun, Aug 4, 2013. L.A.'s first and ONLY no-boys-allowed storytelling series. The first Sunday of the month, talented female performers tell R-rated tales of sex, dating and relationships, past and present, before an exclusively female audience. Each show features four performers telling ten minute stories on a given sex-themed topic. The result: candid, irreverent, edgy and sometimes touching stories that are all too true and relatable. MORE >>
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