October
LA River Interpretive Signage Program: Part 3 Opening
October 11, 2015
April
LA River Interpretive Signage Program: Part 2 Opening
April 19, 2015
LA River Interpretive Signage Program, Rosten Woo
Photo: Gina Clyne
LA River Interpretive Signage Program, Rosten Woo
Photo: Gina Clyne
LA River Interpretive Signage Program, Rosten Woo
Photo: Gina Clyne
LA River Interpretive Signage Program, Rosten Woo
Photo: Gina Clyne
LA River Interpretive Signage Program
Rosten Woo
October 18, 2014 – October 11, 2015
The Bowtie Project
Over the length of the Bowtie Project, artist Rosten Woo created three signs featuring didactic explanatory texts and diagrams describing some of the ecological and governmental processes happening on the site of the Bowtie Project. These signs mimic the form of historical and natural interpretive signage that California State Parks uses. Woo’s project also incorporates a narrative walk, accessed by a call-in number, via bowtiewalk.org, or by using a physical booklet found on site.
These works will be installed throughout 2014 and 2015. Visitors can still take the tour at any time.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Rosten Woo is an artist, designer, writer, and educator living in Los Angeles. He makes things that help people understand complex systems, re-orient themselves to places, and participate in group decision-making. Most of what he makes is designed with a specific context and community in mind. Collaboration is his primary skill.
Bowtie Parcel Nature Walk
Site #1
Intro + Labeling the world
Site #2
A native landscape
Site #3
What is a river?
Site #4
Runes
Site #5
A non-native landscape
Site #6
Bitter mask
Site #7
Survivors
Site #8
The power line sublime
Site #9
Barriers
Site #10
More barriers
Past Events
2015
2014
October
LA River Interpretive Signage Program: Part 1 Opening
October 18, 2014