Electric Moons: A Social History of Street Lighting in Los Angeles by India Mandelkern Goldberg The Lumpen Times: 30+ Years

The Lumpen Times: 30+ Years of Radical Media and Building Communities of the Future shares stories from a few dozen of the thousands of Lumpen collaborators over the years

The result is a rich and provocative reflection on recognizable public artifacts that juxtapose celebrity scandals with politics and pop culture moments to paint a sweeping portrait of Donnelly’s appreciation—and criticism—of celebrity culture

an alternative historical take on one of LA's most iconic landmarks

who wrangled the quartet especially for this journey—anxiously steady themselves for weeks under swaying ground

Electric Moons: A Social History of Street Lighting in Los Angeles by India Mandelkern Goldberg The Lumpen Times: 30+ YearsHardcover 6. 75" x 9. 5" 236 pages Photography by Tom Wayne Bertolotti Los Angeles is known for many things: its traffic jams, its taco trucks, the palm trees, the sunshine. Electric Moons: A Social History of Street Lighting in Los Angeles explores one of its most overlooked design legaciesits streetlights. Today, we may not give streetlights much thought; after all, theyre virtually everywhere. But Los Angeles was once known for its breadth of