We are super pleased that the map is now part of the collection of the following institutions: The Huntington Museum, CalArts Library, Tufts University, Art Center Library, University of Redlands, The University of Houston, the Getty Research Center and MIT.
This was thanks to Llano del Rio collective that included us in their collection. Information below of all those included and the project.
Fellow Communards & Communal Fellows is a variety of printed objects reflecting almost entirely on the the social and political landscape of Los Angeles. Items in the collection were created by the artist and activist members and friends of the LA based Llano Del Rio Collective. Items include maps, photographs, spoke cards, postcards, zines, and other printed ephemera. They span a 19-year history of Los Angeles based artists and activists tactically engaging with issues of spacial justice. These projects continue to be relevant to local and international political movements. They address issues such as immigration, refugees, the commons, gentrification, militarization, and autonomous power.
Contents:
1) Lisa Anne Auerbach – Thelmas Los Angeles, CA (from the Small Business Series)
2) Kaucyila Brooke – The Boy Mechanic/Los Angeles
3) City of West Hollywood’s Arts Division – There’s Something Happening Here… On the Sunset Strip 1966
4) Sandra de la Loza – Pocho Research Society The October Surprise Project and Where the River Joins
5) The Llano Del Rio Collective – Rebel City Los Angeles
6) Elana Mann – The People’s Microphony Songbook
7) The Community of Bourj Al Shamali – Bourj Al Shamali Refuge Camp; A guide to our community
8) Kelly Marie Martin with Joe Linton – The Root Down Ride Around
9) Hillary Mushkin – DVIDS: Defense Visual Information Distribution
10) Lize Mogel – Public Green
11) Jed Parriott and Tracy Jeanne Rosenthal with the LA Tenants Union and Democratic Socialists of America – Echo Park Rising Rent
12) Erin Schneider – Sec. 1008
13) Rosten Woo with Little Tokyo Service Center – First Street North