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Do You Remember | Art & Wall Decor by Joyce Dallal | Fairfax Branch Public Library, Los Angeles in Los Angeles
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Do You Remember | Art & Wall Decor by Joyce Dallal | Fairfax Branch Public Library, Los Angeles in Los Angeles
Do You Remember | Art & Wall Decor by Joyce Dallal | Fairfax Branch Public Library, Los Angeles in Los Angeles
Do You Remember | Art & Wall Decor by Joyce Dallal | Fairfax Branch Public Library, Los Angeles in Los Angeles
Do You Remember | Art & Wall Decor by Joyce Dallal | Fairfax Branch Public Library, Los Angeles in Los Angeles

Do You Remember - Art & Wall Decor

Featured In Fairfax Branch Public Library, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

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For her "Do You Remember" project (acrylic mural with hand lettering, 28’ x 15’; windows of sandblasted, etched and carved glass; 2005) for the Fairfax Branch Public Library, Los Angeles, Joyce Dallal worked with patrons to collect their memories of the library and neighborhood.

The written memories of the area and library collected from the patrons were hand lettered onto the mural. The project covers one interior wall of the library, and features a wall mural and three large arched windows of etched and carved glass, combining views of the Fairfax area over the last 100 years.

Item Do You Remember
Created by Joyce Dallal
As seen in Fairfax Branch Public Library, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
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Joyce Dallal
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Joyce Dallal

Los Angeles, CA

Wescover creator since 2018
“Cultural identity and the human ramifications of political and social events are the inspiration for my work. I employ a variety of media, from small prints and collages to large installations and public commissions that often involve a public participatory component. Over the years my work has developed along two distinct tracks. One is based in my own experience, and the other is related to specific sites and communities; this latter track has formed the basis for my public projects. The two realms are connected by my interest in examining the ways identities mix, evolve, and are shaped by contemporary culture.”

“Joyce Dallal is the recipient of several grants and fellowships, among them a National Endowment for the Arts Regional Arts Fellowship in Photography, a Brody Arts Fellowship, and a City of Los Angeles Individual Artist Fellowship. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, and her temporary and permanent public art projects have been commissioned by the Los Angeles International Airport, the Los Angeles Public Libraries, the Community Redevelopment Agency, and the Department of Cultural Affairs. She received her Masters in Fine Art from USC and is a professor at El Camino College in Southern California.”