That was Zen this is Tao

Bent and Jahsee

Brooklyn

Olivia

Rome

LAFCO

This is a graphic I made from 2 photos of the "walk" stick figures one encounters at a crosswalk, with photos of some of our members. LAFCO is The Los Angeles Filmmakers Cooperative, a collective I started in 2000 which brings together filmmakers and musicians. All of our work is made out of a converted school bus in Venice, California. More info can be found at www.lafco.tv

Olivia Wilde

Megalyn Echikunwoke

Largo Goldoni, Rome

Megalyn & Olivia in Paris

Olivia

bartolomeo ruspoli

olivia

Careyes

vignanello

Olivia

driving to the telluride film festival

venice, california

Flying from LA to Oakland

I love taking pictures from the window seat of airplanes. In fact, I am making a blog of only those pictures at idlikeawindowseat.blogspot.com

Stevie

The LAFCO Bus in Northern California

For more on the LAFCO film collective, visit www.lafco.tv

burning Man 2004

rome

a bowl of surreal

a superimposition

My brother Theodore in Lago di Vico, Italy

Bomarzo

Olivia Wilde

Driving down Lincoln Blvd.

Driving down the 5

My father's funeral

Megalyn Echikunwoke

Olivia

Cody Lucich, LAFCO filmmaker

For more on the LAFCO film collective and the LAFCO bus visit www.lafco.tv

Olivia

My 1959 T-Bird

driving down the 10

Dado's funeral

Burning Man 2003

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Burning Man 2003

Shot of the Day

Buck Fushers

Edited by Kateri Butler
LA Weekly: Music
Thursday, Mar 6 2003

With more than a thousand different productions of THE LYSISTRATA PROJECT taking place worldwide and some two dozen or so in SoCal, it was hard to decide which one to attend. The Lysistrataat the LAFCO POWERHOUSE CULTURAL SPACE was definitely the city's big celeb event; people assured the harried clipboard boy they had tickets as TV reporters idled in front of their news vans. SHELLEY FABARES and peacenik hubby MIKE FARRELL stopped for the cameras before moving into the tight brick-walled space with MICHAEL O'KEEFE, BLAIR UNDERWOOD and JOHN HEARD, who had slapped a "Buck Fush!" sticker on the back of his pullover. First the RADICAL TEEN CHEERS whipped up the audience with chants taking on SUVs and child labor. TOM HAYDEN emceed the evening, noting: "If we're not making a difference, we are certainly making history." The overflow crowd outside screamed, "No sound!" as Hayden quoted Emma Lazarus, letting everyone know the mikes were on the fritz. "Should I fix it?" MARY McDONNELL asked the audience laughing inside. Luckily, when ALFRE WOODARD began reading, everybody settled down. "How big a thing is this?" JULIE CHRISTIE, playing Calonike, asked Woodard's Lysistrata. "It's big," Woodard said with a knowing eye to the crowd. ERIC STOLTZ made for the world's most charming Kinesias, ROSCOE LEE BROWNE lent the Commissioner for Public Safety his singular vocal gravitas, while CHRISTINE LAHTI and JOSÉ ZÚÑIGA had fun as the Spartans. Still, can a 2,400-year-old sex comedy chock-full of dick jokes bring about world peace? A question only a Bush can answer. —Christopher Lisotta

What is LAFCO?

The Gas Company, Venice: Jonah, Mona & David

Mick Jagger