The Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI) June 12 - July 31 Land/Use/Action includes an exhibition at CoCA of CLUI photodocuments and artifacts, with an accompanying guidebook. Better still, CLUI will be conducting escorted tours of unusual and exemplary sites featured in the exhibition at CoCA. The Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI) is a nonprofit research organization based in Los Angeles that explores the nature and consequences of human interaction with the earth's surface. Focusing on landscapes that have been altered by the hands of industry, art, commerce or defense as different categories of "industrial readymades," CLUI offers a different lens through which to understand land use and action. CLUI highlights the many approaches to land use and perspectives of the landscape, emphasizing the multiplicity of views regarding the use of our terrestrial and geographic resources. OUR APOLOGIES: CoCA's recent presentation of "100 Places in Washington" by the Center For Land Use Interpretation included an photograph of the artwork entitled "The Fin Project: From Swords into Plowshares" located at Magnusen Park. The caption for this photograph failed to credit the creator of the artwork, John T. Young. CoCA and the CLUI sincerely apologize to Mr. Young for this omission. CLUI Tours: June 13, June 19, June 20 (See details below) All Tours $15 Members, $25 Nonmembers Call CoCA for reservations (206) 728-1980 Artist Talk: Thursday, June 17, 7 p.m., 911 Media Arts (see below) The following CLUI tours are available: CLUI Tour #1: The South of Seattle Bus Tour Sunday, June 13, 10am Call Coca for reservations (206) 728-1980 8 hour tour, bring your lunch, bus departs from Coca at 10 am. Tour under-appreciated sites featured in the CLUI exhibition at Coca, including military bases, unusual developments, industrial sites, and a visit to one of the world's largest unfinished nuclear power plants. Potential tour sites include: Starbucks Headquarters McChord Air Force Base Todd Shipyards Fort Lewis Army Base Telephone Museum Town of DuPont Boeing Corporate Headquarters Mima Mounds Robert Morris Earthwork Hannaford Valley Power Plant Mill Creek Canyon Park Richart's Ruin Port of Tacoma Satsop Power Plant Weyerhauser Headquarters   CLUI Tour #2: The Hanford Bus Tour Saturday, June 19, 9am Call CoCA for reservations (206) 728-1980 9 hour bus tour, bring your lunch, bus departs from CoCA at 9 am. Join CLUI on an escorted tour to the remarkable Hanford Reservation. Visit former town sites, unique R&D facilities and former plutonium production plants at this diverse Central Washington site, said to be "the most contaminated place in America."   CLUI Tour #3: The South Puget Sound Evening Boat Tour Sunday, June 20, 4pm Call CoCA for reservations (206) 728-1980 3 hour afternoon boat tour. Boat leaves from Pier 54, downtown Seattle at 4pm. Tour sites of the militarized and industrialized Puget Sound - mothballed fleets, torpedo test sites, industrial shipyards, petrochemical plants, port facilities and other fascinating sites featured in the CLUI exhibition at CoCA. Potential tour sites include: Todd Shipyard Bremerton Navel Shipyard Port of Seattle Bangor Naval Submarine Base Lone Star Sand and Gravel Site Point Glover Navel Supply Depot Port of Tacoma Ostrich Bay Naval Reservation Tacoma Narrows Bridge Naval Undersea Warfare Center McNeil Island Correctional Facility in Keyport   CLUI Artist Talk (Thursday, June 17, 8 pm.) Admission: $2 for 911 and CoCA Members, $5 Nonmembers Talk will be held at 911 Media Arts Center, 117 Yale Avenue North. CLUI Director, Matt Coolidge will discuss CLUI's history, strategies and current projects. For more information on CLUI, visit their website at www.clui.org