Roger Guenveur Smith, Josh Kun, Taylor Mac and Kristy Edmunds

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'Taylor Mac Fundraiser' for Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA, Los Angeles, America - 24 May 2017

Young Literati 8th Annual Toast, Los Angeles, America - 20 Feb 2016

Josh Kun Josh Kun, editor and curator, reviews the Counter Service menu for Walt Disney Studios Restaurant, part of the exhibit "To Live and Dine in L.A." at the Los Angeles Public Library, in Los Angeles. Two LAPL librarians began collecting menus in the 1980s. Today the library is in possession of about 15,000 menus, the oldest dating back to 1875

Los Angeles-A Food Story, Los Angeles, USA

Josh Kun, Stacy McKenna Author Josh Kun, left, with menu archivist Stacy McKenna, prepare restaurant menus that tell a history of Los Angeles through its food for the exhibit "To Live and Dine in L.A.," in Los Angeles. Two Los Angeles Public Library librarians began collecting menus in the 1980s. Over the last three decades, they amassed more than 8,000. Today the library is in possession of about 15,000 menus, the oldest dating back to 1875. The Library Foundation of Los Angeles is presenting an exhibit of the menus running from June through Nov. 13, and publishing a related book

Ken Brecher, Josh Kun Library Foundation of Los Angeles President Ken Brecher, left, and Josh Kun, editor and curator sit down at the "Invisible Kitchen" installation by artist Haruko Tanaka, part of the exhibit "To Live and Dine in L.A." at the Los Angeles Public Library, in Los Angeles. Two LAPL librarians began collecting menus in the 1980s. Today the library is in possession of about 15,000 menus, the oldest dating back to 1875

Josh Kun, Ken Brecher Josh Kun, editor and curator, left, and Library Foundation of Los Angeles President, Ken Brecher, sit next to a 1970's vintage menu cover for Ma Maison restaurant designed by artist David Hockney, included in the exhibit, "To Live and Dine in L.A." at the Los Angeles Public Library, in Los Angeles. Two LAPL librarians began collecting menus in the 1980s. Today the library is in possession of about 15,000 menus, the oldest dating back to 1875

Josh Kun Josh Kun, the curator who organized a collection of music themed around Loa Angeles poses for a picture at the main branch of the Los Angeles Public Library in Los Angeles. Kun, a USC professor and some of his students, have digitized them, put a cross-section of nearly 200 into a colorful coffee-table book and even persuaded the LA fusion group Ozomatli to perform many at a concert later this summer

Songs In The Key of LA, Los Angeles, USA

Josh Kun Josh Kun, left, the curator who organized a collection of music themed around Loa Angeles talks with City Librarian John Szabo at the main branch of the Los Angeles Public Library in Los Angeles. Kun, a USC professor and some of his students, have digitized them, put a cross-section of nearly 200 into a colorful coffee-table book and even persuaded the LA fusion group Ozomatli to perform many at a concert later this summer

Josh Kun This photo shows Josh Kun, professor of Communications and Journalism at the University of Southern California, posing with the exhibit he curated, "Trouble In Paradise: Music and Los Angeles, 1945-1975," at the Grammy Museum in downtown Los Angeles. The museum website says the exhibit focuses on the "tensions between alluring myths of Southern California paradise and the realities of social struggle that characterized the years following WWII

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