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Sharon Mizota

  • Inclusive Metadata Consultant and Arts Writer, Freelance
Los Angeles, South Pasadena
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L.A.'s Graffiti Towers become miniaturized symbols of waste and neglect in Sayre Gomez's arresting gallery show

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By Sharon Mizota
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Oceanwide Plaza was supposed to be a trio of gleaming, high-rise mixed-use towers in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Instead, their unfinished carcasses were abandoned when the developer ran out of money for the $1-billion luxury build in 2019; they now stand as a ruin of capitalist ambition, and an unintentionally spectacular canvas for daring acts of graffiti. An artist couldn’t have dreamed up a better monument to the hubris of overheated development in a city where so many remain unhoused.
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A Hiroshima Survivor’s Message for Jerry Saltz

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By Sharon Mizota
| Hyperallergic Verified
Editor’s Note: This article contains graphic descriptions of the effects of the atomic bomb. I was angered and dismayed by Jerry Saltz’s August 6 Instagram post on the 80th anniversary of the American atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The New York Magazine art critic trotted out the tired rationalization that the bombings were the only way to end World War II.
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A Hiroshima Survivor’s Message for Jerry Saltz

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By Sharon Mizota
| EIN News
Howard Kakita survived the American atomic bomb on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. (all photos courtesy Howard Kakita) Editor’s Note: This article contains graphic descriptions of the effects of the atomic bomb. I was angered and dismayed by Jerry Saltz’s August 6 Instagram post on the 80th anniversary of the American atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The New York Magazine art critic trotted out the tired rationalization that the bombings were the only way to end World War II.
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