Support Your Fellow Blogger

Support Your Fellow Blogger

by | Mar 21, 2005 | Art Events

This Thursday Caryn Coleman of sixspace and ABLA fame will be participating on a panel that will be discussing arts journalism. Go support your local art writer. Details follow:

Join us for a panel discussion organized by the Greater L.A. chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists on Thursday, March 24. It’ll be more than just New York-bashing. What’s at stake is nothing less than the way Southern California art is perceived around the world.

PANELISTS:

Caryn Coleman co-owner of sixspace and writes art.blogging.la

Peter Frank, art critic for L.A. Weekly and Angeleno magazine.

Malik Gaines, performer and art writer for artUS magazine.

Christopher Knight, art critic for the Los Angeles Times.

MODERATOR:

Adolfo Guzman Lopez, arts and education reporter for KPCC 89.3FM and board member with the Society of Professional Journalists – Greater L.A. Chapter.

Location:

El Paseo Inn Historic Olvera Street

– Downtown L.A. East 11 Olvera Street (213) 626-1361 Time/date: Thursday, March 24, 7 p.m.

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