Source:www.rethink.la
In response to the present global and local shifts, RETHINK LA set out to challenge designers, artists, planners, and policy makers throughout Los Angeles to imagine a city-in- transition, fifty years in the future.

Created by Rethink LA, a collaboration of forward-thinking volunteers in the LA architecture, planning, motion graphics and design community, the interactive exhibit uses photographs and the technique of photomontage, alongside visual and audio narrations, and interactive installations to examine Los Angeles in the past, in the present, and projected forward fifty years to a post-oil future.

Starting from the theory that Los Angeles undergoes a major shift every 50 years, the exhibition proposes that the next shift will start with the decisions made today; resulting in a reality that is portrayed by a range of invited local and global contributors. Understanding that real change starts with a clear vision, the group hopes to inspire Americans to look beyond the paradigm of cities planned and reliant on an abundance of space, time, and consumable resources to a world transitioning to a new and, by necessity, sustainable future.