Newcomer F.A.Q

Myriam Ben Salah is a curator and writer based in Paris and has been coordinating special projects and public projects in Tokyo Palace since 2009. She cooperated with the artist Maurizio Cattelan to write a regular image magazine FAQ, became a curator of Fahrenheit of FLAX (Los Angeles) in July 2016, and now is the editor in Kaleidoscope magazine. Stuart Cormer is the president of the Media and Performing Arts department at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, accepting young artists promoting dialogue, working on restoring, presenting, and preserving the history of art experiments that are often overlooked. He is currently working on shows including artists such as Bruce Conner, Tony Ursla, Mark Lecky, Alexandra Batchez.

In 1886, a young consumer writer arrived at the train station in Los Angeles, and most rookie was welcomed by 30 bands. Charles Willard wants to start the career again. Los Angeles is just a sleepy city of Pueblo; that street has not been laid yet. But citizen leaders have a magnificent vision in this city and they are anxious to sell the dry, calm climate of the east coast to people with disabilities. After finishing some strange work, Willard found a position at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce where he was in charge of tempting healthy job seekers in California.

Newcomer Kitchen began in early 2016 with a cooking event called The Depanneur. Since its founding, it has served dozens of refugee families with more than 4,000 meals, with incomes exceeding $ 53,000. Newcomer Kitchen also includes Guest Cook option, each person spending 50 dollars a week and participate in meetings and conferences with women from Newcomer Kitchen. "The good thing about food is that it's going to be slow, you can sit down and think and talk, and watching the preparation of lots of food is done by women. There is a tendency to be alienated Community: This is also a very good way to involve groups of people, I think.