Next and the Santa Monica Museum of Art Team Up for First Vote Local Event

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SaMo-Next-Vote-LocalMark your calendars for Santa Monica Next’s first Vote Local event. Join Santa Monica Next and the Santa Monica Museum of Art for a tour of your neighborhood of a different kind.

On Saturday, June 28, head to SMMoA to experience artist Brian Goeltzenleuchter’s olfactory artwork, “Sillage.” Over the course of the day, the artist will tailor scents to specific zip codes. As Goeltzenleuchter creates new scents based on the information visitors give him about their neighborhoods, the artwork becomes a “scent-scape” of the Greater Los Angeles area.

What smells do you associate with your neighborhood? Take a short survey: smmoa.org/lasmellsurvey/.

Afterward, join Santa Monica Next and SMMoA in Bergamot Station’s nearby People Park for the first of many Vote Local meetings we have planned over the next few months.

We will check on the construction progress of the new Expo line station at 26th and Olympic Boulevard, scheduled to be completed in about a year. We will also be talking about the future of the Bergamot Station Arts Center, the impact Expo will have on the formerly industrial area, what Santa Monica is planning to help make Bergamot Station a regional destination for arts and culture, and what you can do to help prepare your city for the future. Light refreshments will be provided.

The event is co-sponsored by Santa Monica Spoke, railLA, and the Santa Monica Museum of Art.

When: Sillage from 4:30 p.m. until 6 p.m., Santa Monica Next discussion begins at 6:15 p.m.

Where: Bergamot Station Arts Center, 2525 Michigan Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404

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For more information call (310) 586-6488. Or you can visit smmoa.org. Email questions to jason@santamonicanext.org or lynda.dorf@smmoa.org.

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Jason Islas
Jason Islashttp://santamonicanext.org
Jason Islas is the editor of Santa Monica Next and the director of the Vote Local Campaign. Before joining Next in May 2014, Jason had covered land use, transit, politics and breaking news for The Lookout, the city’s oldest news website, since February 2011.

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