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FORM follows FUNCTION is a collaborative media studio creating non-fiction, short format videos connecting architecture, people and place. As an open studio, FfF seeks to collaborate with people (architects, designers, and dwellers alike) who are interested in telling unique stories around the built environment, the places around them, and its impact on people's lives.
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For Filipinos, the sight of a jeepney darting past Temple and Alvarado may conjure certain memories of riding in the back of one.
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The Co-founder of Inner-City Arts recounts his inspiration for founding the place and why, after nearly 30 years of teaching art, he has no plans to retire.
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A DIFFERENT LA (ADLA) is a series featuring remarkable people and places in Los Angeles. The first episode Jesse Flores, whose life's work has helped keep typewriters alive and running in the city of Los Angeles since 1962.
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The simple yet grand four-columned Colonial building that houses the Union Center for the Arts stands as a monument to what can be accomplished when cooperation, understanding, and the singular vision of a community guides the way.
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A walk around the Glassell Park neighborhood reveals many traces of the past.
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From 1983 to 1985, Radiotron provided a safe space for breakdancing, popping, graffiti art, MCing and DJing, becoming known as the first West Coast Hip Hop youth center.
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For Filipinos, the sight of a jeepney darting past Temple and Alvarado may conjure certain memories of riding in the back of one.
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The Co-founder of Inner-City Arts recounts his inspiration for founding the place and why, after nearly 30 years of teaching art, he has no plans to retire.
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A DIFFERENT LA (ADLA) is a series featuring remarkable people and places in Los Angeles. The first episode Jesse Flores, whose life's work has helped keep typewriters alive and running in the city of Los Angeles since 1962.
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The simple yet grand four-columned Colonial building that houses the Union Center for the Arts stands as a monument to what can be accomplished when cooperation, understanding, and the singular vision of a community guides the way.
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A walk around the Glassell Park neighborhood reveals many traces of the past.
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From 1983 to 1985, Radiotron provided a safe space for breakdancing, popping, graffiti art, MCing and DJing, becoming known as the first West Coast Hip Hop youth center.
