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Discussion: The Passage of a Few People Through a Rather Brief Moment in Time

Local LA artists Sean Deyoe and Nathan Snider have led The Passage of a Few People Through a Rather Brief Moment in Time, a weekly Wednesday night bike ride exploring far-flung areas of the city since 2009.

Tonight they will be speaking about the ride and the gallery installation inspired by unexpected connections between otherwise disconnected places. The ride is known for its unique routes and ambitious conceptual themes, aiming to give participants a balance between seeing new things and seeing old things anew.

After the talk there will be a Q&A session, followed by drinks around the corner at The Faculty from 8:45pm - 10pm

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