Jeremy Rosenberg

Jeremy Rosenberg's recent books include, "No Man Is An Island" (with chef TiGeorges Laguerre, Rare Bird Books); "Kick-Off Concussion (with football star Anthony Davis); and, "Under Spring, Voices + Art + Los Angeles" (Heyday), the winner of the first-ever California Historical Society Book Award.

Rosenberg previously served as Assistant Dean, Public Affairs and Special Events, at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism; and Vice President of Communications and Marketing at the LA84 Foundation - where he also supervised the org's renowned research library. Prior to that, he was an employee of the Los Angeles Times and the Annenberg Foundation.

Rosenberg's writings about art, urban planning, policy, ideas, and much more have appeared in dozens of anthologies (including those pictured below), newspapers, magazines, and online publications, including the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles magazine, Boston Globe, Salon (reporting), Orange County Weekly, The Art Newspaper, Forbes Autos, and many other outlets.

As a columnist, Rosenberg has written weekly columns, including: "The Secret City" for LATimes.com; "The Laws That Shaped LA" and "Arrival Stories" and "Think Tank LA" for KCET; and "City / Culture" for Next City. Rosenberg was named a Next American City Vanguard in 2009, won the California Historical Society Book Award in 2013, and received a Cal Humanities grant in 2016. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram at @LosJeremy.