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Young had, after all, wanted it to eventually contain lasers ricocheting light off surrounding buildings as ground sensors triggered music created by passers-by, said his daughter Cecily Young. Almost no one took Carroll and his friends’ 2015 vision any more seriously than they had Young’s 1975 one until two months ago. That was when a foundation that annually hands out $1 million in innovation grants gave them one for $100,000. “Joseph Young’s vision for the sculpture was imaginative, pairing technology and arts in a way that was well before its time,” Goldhirsch Foundation President Tara Roth said when the award was announced. “Triforium Project is going to help Los Angeles breathe new life into a piece of our cultural history.”.

Not that it will be easy, The work’s sounds were originally provided by a musician playing a huge, custom-built steel carillon hidden in an underground mall beneath the structure, The instrument was sold long ago and the musician replaced by a CD player, Then the speakers broke, most of the lights died, and the refrigerator-sized 1970s-era pink ballet flats new home gift old rose slippers felt slippers with metallic front decoration hand dyed wool flats computers that ran the whole thing became obsolete, Eventually everyone forgot how to turn on the lights until a 40th anniversary gathering when someone asked, “What does this switch do?”..

“What we want to do is replace the computer system entirely with something that is network simple, easy to update, open-sourced and remotely accessible so that we can turn the instrument into something genuinely interactive for residents of the 21st century,” said musician Claire Evans, who along with Carroll, urban planner Tanner Blackman and Jona Bechtolt, her bandmate in the pop-dance group YACHT, co-founded the Triforium Project. Before that happens they’ll need approvals from various city agencies, including the Cultural Affairs Department, which owns The Triforium. Department officials didn’t respond to phone or email messages this week, but Evans says her group is working with them.

Joseph Young, who died in 2007, created several popular public works throughout the city, “Topographic Map,” a mosaic of Los Angeles County’s water system, complete with a waterfall and reflecting pool, graces one side of downtown’s county Hall of Records building, Other works include the powerful Holocaust Monument in the city’s Pan-Pacific Park and a colorful bas relief portal depicting the 12 tribes of Israel at Eden Memorial Cemetery, where Young is pink ballet flats new home gift old rose slippers felt slippers with metallic front decoration hand dyed wool flats buried, “My father absolutely wanted to make an impact on urban life, and he wanted it to be transformative and be something that would trigger interactions between people,” said Cecily Young, She added she and her sister Leslie Young are thrilled a new generation has discovered Triforium..

Nuance, bookstore are closing. The Village House of Books, 21 W. Main St., is closing, but it’s uncertain when the business will shut its doors for good. “We tried so very hard and we know how dedicated you were to helping us to stay open. We just can’t afford it anymore,” owners Steve and Cheryl Hare posted on the store’s website. The popular women’s clothing store Nuance, 130 W. Main St., is also closing. Owner Holly Isle said the building has been sold, and she plans to “spend time with her 8-year-old daughter.”.

Nuance has been in business for 30 years and will close no later than Feb, 28, Residents surveyed on arts and culture, The Los Gatos Arts and Culture Commission is asking residents for feedback on programs, activities and pink ballet flats new home gift old rose slippers felt slippers with metallic front decoration hand dyed wool flats services, The 10-question survey is online at surveymonkey.com/r/LGACC, It asks what types of arts and culture programs people like, and whether they want to see more literary, music, theater, film or dance programs in town, The survey also asks whether the town needs to strengthen its artistic image..

The arts and culture commission’s mission is to develop, promote and support the arts as part of the town’s identity and character. To snoop or not to snoop?. “Internet Safety: Parenting in the Age of Social Media,” for parents of students in all grades, takes place Feb 15 at 7 p.m. in the Fisher Middle School multipurpose room, 17010 Roberts Road. Children are not invited since the adults will be talking about them, finding out what’s “normal” for today’s kids and common pitfalls that might await them.

FREMONT — No lonely figures huddled over their lunch tray in the corner of the cafeteria with no one to talk to, No kids hanging out in a bathroom, praying for the bell to ring and class to resume, For at least one day of the year, at Fremont’s Hopkins Junior High and in more than 1,600 school cafeterias across the nation, no one would eat alone during lunch time, At least that was the vision behind Friday’s National No One Eats Alone Day, The goal? To have school cliques open themselves to outsiders, pink ballet flats new home gift old rose slippers felt slippers with metallic front decoration hand dyed wool flats And to have the lines between social groups fade just enough, during lunchtime, so that it didn’t matter who was the in-crowd or out-crowd..

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