about

I have recently graduated from Calstate Los Angeles, where I took a degree in computer science.

Those of you having a hard time reaching me, can always find me Sunday evenings at the World Stage, hosted by "The Sisters Of Jazz".

I am attached to dumplingfeed, an emerging new media company.

Until recently I lived down the street from the Museum of Jurassic Technology,  an extrodinary public institution. They have recently opened their Russian Tea Room.

Now I live in Lincoln Heights with my wife, the fabulous Kim Cooper of Scram magazine fame. We are just down the street from the old jail.  Kim's 1947project has many glimpses of our neighborhood's history.

 I attended UC Santa Cruz, where I studied under the English design critic, Reyner Banham, author of,  Los Angeles: the architecture of four ecologies.

Out of this work came the impetus for my subsequent seven years of wandering in the construction trades (masonry, HVAC, geodesics, plumbing).