Zella

"I am called Zella, and my father is Nikobob, the charcoal-burner."

Rinkitink in Oz Baum, L. Frank 1916

"I am called Zella, and my father is Nikobob, the charcoal-burner."

Rinkitink in Oz 1887

"I am called Zella, and my father is Nikobob, the charcoal-burner."

Rinkitink in Oz 1887

Zella: How did the foreign artists and artists native to Tijuana interact amongst each other, and how did the community where they were painting respond to both?

Carmen Zella: InterZona Urban Art Carmen Zella 2011

Zella: How does Mexican culture and the city of Tijuana respond to murals?

Carmen Zella: InterZona Urban Art Carmen Zella 2011

Carmen Zella: Tell me about the community that you're working in at Manual Arts High School, and how your art program has affected the students.

Carmen Zella: L.A. 'Street Art' in South Central at Manual Arts High Carmen Zella 2011

Carmen Zella: Tell me about the community that you're working in at Manual Arts High School, and how your art program has affected the students.

Carmen Zella: L.A. 'Street Art' in South Central at Manual Arts High Carmen Zella 2011

Zella:How does American society differ in terms of its relationship and appreciation of public art as compared to other countries in your opinion?

Carmen Zella: InterZona Urban Art Carmen Zella 2011

Carmen Zella: Tell me about the community that you're working in at Manual Arts High School, and how your art program has affected the students.

Carmen Zella: L.A. 'Street Art' in South Central at Manual Arts High Carmen Zella 2011

Zella: What is happening currently in the political realm with the mural ordinances?

Carmen Zella: InterZona Urban Art Carmen Zella 2011