AFTERWORD: Personal Reflections on the Watts Towers Common Ground Initiative
This afterword is best read as a codicil to both the volume’s introduction and to my own essay, “Sabato Rodia’s Towers in Watts: Art, Migration, and Italian Imaginaries,” allowing me to share some personal reflections on the past decade of involvement with the Watts Towers and its Arts Center. This...
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