The subject isn't Hollywood. The subject is light – the light at one of the busiest intersections in Hollywood – Sunset Boulevard at Bronson. There's nothing new. The light is new – on the walls and tower of that television studio – on the geometric glass of the Metropolitan Lofts. The new Netflix studios are all lit up too, and Netflix has switched on the LED sculpture out front. Next door, from the twenties, the Sunset Bronson Studios' formal Colonial façade...
more »The subject isn't Hollywood. The subject is light – the light at one of the busiest intersections in Hollywood – Sunset Boulevard at Bronson. There's nothing new. The light is new – on the walls and tower of that television studio – on the geometric glass of the Metropolitan Lofts. The new Netflix studios are all lit up too, and Netflix has switched on the LED sculpture out front. Next door, from the twenties, the Sunset Bronson Studios' formal Colonial façade is now bathed in odd late summer light. Even the abandoned apartment building from the twenties, across the street, is lit in a new way. Nothing much changes in Hollywood, but the light always changes. ~ Friday, August 31, 2018
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