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Evan is a writer, editor and professor who splits her time between Southern California and North Carolina. She has most recently taught Art History at Laguna College of Art and Design, California State University, Fullerton and was the most recent Curator for Golden West College Art Gallery. She has worked in the Media & Communications department for Laguna Creative Ventures, and has worked as an independent PR consultant and publicist for artists. She is the former Editor-In-Chief of Culture Magazine and Inland Empire Weekly, and was the Assistant Editor for YAY! LA Mag, Publisher’s Assistant for Artillery Magazine, and in 2010 she co-founded the independent arts journal, Rogue Arts. Her Master’s Thesis and first published book, Cement Sanctuary: Contemporary Street Art in Los Angeles (2012) has helped establish her as an expert in contemporary street art and alternative and underground art movements. 

Evan has contributed to a number of books on art, including TMRWLND: The Secret Stays Unknown - The Art of Dereck Seltzer & Tina St. Claire (2016), Seeing the Invisible (2015), Yarn Bombing 18th Street, and many art catalogues. In 2013, Evan was an Artist-in-Residence at Grand Central Art Center, during which she produced a documentary called Life of a [Female] Artist with Ingrid Reeve. She has contributed as an arts writer for KCET Artbound, OC Art Blog, ArtVoices, OC Register, OCR Magazine, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, Art and Cake, Artillery Magazine, Local Arts, Beauty & Wellness Magazine, Laika, Unite4:Good, and E-VOLVED Magazine. Past publications also include ArtScene, Juxtapoz, and Art Ltd.

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