Journalists have the difficult task of sifting through the rubble of news and organizing shards of information into a cohesive story.  Celebrity news has hijacked the Media.  In contrast to this trivialization of what is news worthy, this exhibit tells the stories of real marginalized people living in Los Angeles.  Angelenos who are homeless, disabled, elderly, etc. have lived quietly, but courageously, facing their daily struggles and most often do not warrant headline news or recognition.  People, whose stories tell of lives of displacement, addiction, mental illness, loneliness, and poverty are poignantly told using the photographic process of cyanotype on multi-layered fabric panels.