Lynn Great art requires laboring in the range of the particular. VIEW ANOTHER RANDOM THOUGHT Lynn Warshafsky Multiple lives lived/living multiple lives: psychology, photography, activism of a different sort. Writer,idea generator, organization builder and, of course, mom to Sofie. CURRENT ACTIVITY Observer in Youth Art Internship Workshop Organizer in Picturing Health: South Los Angeles' Figueroa Corridor Mastermind in BMS Think Tank Organizer in Through Our Eyes: 2010-11 Organizer in Picturing Health: Coachella Valley Documentary Project Participant in BMS Web Developers Participant in Picturing Health: Long Beach Documentary Project Participant in Picturing Health: Southern Kern Documentary Project Organizer in Picturing Health: Boyle Heights Documentary Project Participant in Picturing Health: East Salinas Documentary Project Organizer in The House Is Small But The Welcome Is Big

	Portraits & Places, Kern County, CA Beautiful portraits of people and places in Arvin, Lamont, and Greenfield. Curated by Evan | Items: 10
	Environment & Health, Kern County, CA Many of the teen photographers in this project had parents, or other family members, who worked in the fields. They were concerned about air pollution, crop dusting, access to clean water, and high rates of asthma. Curated by Evan | Items: 6

	Adrian & Alejandra: A Film Portrait Venice Arts' student Jocelyn Ramirez, 15, attended the InnerSpark camp for filmmaking at Cal Arts in July 2010 and created this film, about "two kids with Autism and their approach to art making" as her thesis film. Curated by Captain Joss Sparrow | Items: 2
	Loss, Grief, & Violence: Images from East Salinas, CA These photographs were taken by teenagers exploring the devastating impact of gang-related violence in their East Salinas neighborhoods. Click on this discussion link to read - and respond to - some of the youth's writing about gang violence. Curated by Venice Arts | Items: 8

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