Rosten Woo is an artist, designer, and writer living in Los Angeles. His projects aim to help people understand complex systems, reorient themselves to places. Sites of Memory Tour 2/11/23
TURN UP! Wild 'N Out is now streaming on Paramount+ #ParamountPlus #WildNOut #MTV The crowd was NOT safe 🤣 #WildNOut We took to skateboards in an exploration of four-wheeled transportation and local architecture along one of Brooklyn's most iconic
Rosten Woo (@rostenwoo) • Instagram photos and videos Radical Cartography Conference - Panel 2: Participatory Mapping in Social Practice Art and Design Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Hungarian Dances: No. 4 · John Rosten · Munich Festival
Rosten Woo is a Los Angeles–based artist and designer who works with community organizations and local governments to help people navigate Rosten Woo: AIR | Exploratorium With 'Mutual Air,' this California artist leverages the sounds of science
Video recording of the CCD class session from 10/31/24, co-facilitated by Rosten Woo and Roshani Thakore. This class session 10.31.24 CCD Zoom Session Rosten Woo - CUP
Prisms of Indigeneity 1/24/23 Geology lesson: Why are so many gold mines rusting.
Rosten Woo is a cultural producer living in Los Angeles. He makes work that helps people understand complex systems and participate in group decision-making. 2015 GIA CONFERENCE: Tuesday IDEA LAB
The Center for Urban Pedagogy 11.14.24 CCD Zoom Session The Times' series on the Southland's iconic boulevards begins with a major north-south route from the San Gabriel Valley to Long
S1 E10: Civic Imagination (Preview) The interconnectedness of our ecological, social, and health crises have never been so clearly visible as they are today.
Body of 14 Year Old Girl Found In Singer D4vd's Car - This Is EVERYTHING We Know So Far “City of Events” Daniel Tucker makes documentaries, publications, Reframing Civic Murals
This film showcases the work of Dr Robin Price; artist, technologist and BOM Fellow. This body of work was born out of Price's A Skateboarder's Guide to Fulton Mall Introduction to the Reframe: City Hall Mural project feedback activity. (Recorded from Zoom) Stanton Macdonald-Wright's
Hosted by artist and designer Rosten Woo, this episode will explore civic art and culture, including looks at artist's working as first A survey of recent Augmented Reality and other storytelling and public history projects. (Recorded from Zoom) Stanton Rosten Woo is a designer, writer, and educator living in Los Angeles. He produces civic-scale artworks and works as a collaborator and consultant to a variety
"Organize Your Own?" Artist Panel Discussion Film by Aidan Un February 13th, 2016, @3PM to 5PM at Asian Arts Initiative A Go behind-the-scenes with Rosten Woo, Dana Johnson, and Nina Katchadourian, as they explore The Huntington's collections Despite increasingly dire assessments about the outlook for climate change, it can be difficult to remain mindful of our
What do you see here? 2/22/23 Rosten Woo was selected to work collaboratively with our partners at King County Parks to develop an art plan for King County Parks' extensive network of parks.
The cast of The Rookie sings Daddy Cop 🎵 A visit to three sites of historical importance to Santa Monica (Footage from CityTV/Jordan and Meztli/Kenneth Lopez) This How Do Artists See the Next L.A.? at Zócalo Public Square
Video recording of the CCD class session from 12/4/24, facilitated by Rosten Woo and Roshani Thakore. This session offered Moral Of The Story Podcast: Most unhinged stories from all around the world Spotify
Civic Imagination | Southland Sessions | Season 1, Episode 10 | PBS SoCal Beside the Edge of the World: Artist Spotlight
COA President Dr. John Rosten introduces the InfantSee program and stresses the importance of children's vision. Clean Air + Equity During a Global Pandemic Asian Arts Initiative- Organize Your Own SD
Panel and conversation: Plans of Our Own – Community Responses to the DTLA 2040 plan January 27, 2020 The Skid Row Hungarian Dances: No. 4 (Alternate Mix) I spent a year in Willowbrook getting to know the place. I built a public billboard and telephone tree that surveyed residents their favorite places.
Assembly of Trash - Techniques: The Aesthetics of Communication, Part 1 - April 14, 2012 Rosten Woo – Dr. Pop
The Kenneth Rainin Foundation's Open Spaces Program funds temporary place-based public art projects that engage Rosten Woo
Air of the Anthropocene A memorial to the victims of an anti-Chinese massacre in the 1800s. A tribute to the front-line workers in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Change by Design: Welcome Remarks from Darren Walker Fifty years ago the members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) made a historic call. Stokely Carmichael Change by Design: Rosten Woo on Collaborative Mapping
On the boulevards: Atlantic on the move Video recording of the CCD class session from 9/5/24, co-facilitated by Rosten Woo and Roshani Thakore featuring presentations
Video recording of the CCD class session from 9/12/24, co-facilitated by Rosten Woo and Roshani Thakore. This class session Assembly of Trash Techniques The Aesthetics of Communication, Part 1 April 14, 2012 Bitter Party with friends at Lotus Festival
As Los Angeles emerges from pandemic and tumult, Angelenos are looking for new and bigger visions of the city's future. Video recording of the CCD class session from 11/14/24, co-facilitated by Rosten Woo and Roshani Thakore featuring personal Shaping the Past - CIVIC DISPLACE
Visionary Public Art: Rosten Woo and the Exploratorium Sound The Alarm On Air And Climate Change Memory Work Today 3/8/23 Dan Joseph - Headlands 10/11/11
The back 9 - What is Zoning? Change by Design: Q & A with Laura Kurgen, Leah Meisterlin and Rosten Woo Organize Your Own - Trailer
Our friends Rosten Woo, Steve Kemper, and Nehara joined us for a few songs at the Lotus Festival at Echo Park Lake on Sunday 12.5.24 CCD Zoom Session
On April 14th, 2012, a day-long salon was held to celebrate the opening of "Assembly of Trash," an installation about experimental https://kavage.com/ABOUT Rosten Woo is a Los Angeles–based artist and designer who works with community organizations and local governments to help people
(Re)Designing LA, a public-events series led by Occidental College Professor of Practice Christopher Hawthorne, Los Angeles' How can data visualizations help us rethink our criminal justice system, reassess what we mean by affordable housing and Plans of Our Own – Community Responses to the DTLA 2040 plan
Willowbrook - Rosten Woo UI/UX for an expansive data visualization of health, equity, and human services for NYC (Measure of America, Social Science Research Council, 2025) I proposed Tell Us How You Really Feel as a way to surface stories that for structural reasons might never be told in an open town hall format.
What Water Wants - Clockshop Meet Los Angeles Artist Anna Sew Hoy January President's Minute: Children's Vision and InfantSee
March 11, 2017: workshop 'What is Zoning?' by Rosten Woo. Who does it serve and why should you care? This hands-on A23 Plenary Session: Daniel Tucker
Shino Tanikawa wants you to stop flushing your toilet during rain storms. She demonstrates why with the Sewer in a Suitcase, Creative Ecologies Headlands Center for the Arts Sausalito, CA - USA March 2nd, 2011 Interview with Rosten Woo Founder and
This informal video was shot in building 945 (third floor, room 9) at Headlands Center for the Arts on October 11, 2011 during a The Center for Urban Pedagogy is the 2016 National Design Award winner for Corporate & Institutional Achievement. Courtesy of
9.5.24 CCD Zoom Session Panel 2 Presenters: 2.1 Low Visibility - Rosten Woo, Artist, Designer and Co-founder, The Center for Urban Pedagogy. 9.12.24 CCD Zoom Session
IDEA LAB presents three artists — Rosten Woo, crystal am nelson, and Aaron Paley — from the Tuesday Breakfast Plenary at the Tell Us How You Really Feel - Rosten Woo Reimagining Planning is a monthly series of public webinars that focuses on the edge of innovation in urban planning and policy.
Creating Visionary Public Art With Impact In San Francisco And Oakland Reimagining Urban Planning: Arts and Cultural Strategies (May 2, 2024) The Exploratorium and Rosten Woo collaborated on "Mutual Air" a network of 30 sculptures that gave presence to the air and
How can the Los Angeles city and county parks , specifically Olvera, MacArthur Park, Grand Park, and Brand Park, play a role in Rosten Woo is a designer, planner, and popular educator who recently moved to L.A. from N.Y. after several years as Director of the Center for… Read More.
Rosten Woo Selected to Develop a Community-Informed Regional Enter the studio of Ms. Sew Hoy and watch mundane materials take on strange new life as the sculptor reveals the creation
It seams like every old gold mine is covered in an orange or red smelly material, what is it, and why. Here is your geology lesson ______ Subscribe! Follow Ford Foundation on social
Preview - CIVIC DISPLACE - Shaping the Past Mechanical chimes will signal burst in air pollution around Oakland Rosten Woo at Headlands Center for the Arts
3rd LA - (Re)Designing LA: Is there an L.A. Sensibility? Native American speakers reflect on history and representation (Recorded from Zoom) In this talk, Meztli Projects' Joel Garcia Los Angeles wants future monuments and memorials to more accurately
There is something in the air in Oakland. It's not something you can smell, or even see. But you can definitely hear it, although not Have Sewer-In-A-Suitcase, Will Travel