3-D Photo Exhibit Showcases Youths’ Views of Urban L.A.
A three-dimensional photo exhibit of urban portraits of Los Angeles is on display at the Central Library.
The “Eye Spy L.A.” show, sponsored by the Getty Education Institute of the Arts, is the culmination of a project that took 51 middle school students from around the country on tours of Los Angeles to record their impressions on film.
“ ‘Eye Spy L.A.’ brought together creative young minds nationwide,” said Leilani Lattin Duke, director of the Getty Institute. “Using their artistic skills, they explored and discovered the unique characteristics of a city new to them.”
Among the highlights of the exhibition are installations of the ocean-liner-shaped Coca-Cola building, the lobby of the Bradbury Building, the Woolworth sign on Broadway and the popcorn wagon on Olvera Street.
The show ends May 1.
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