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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Back to the Drawing Board — Gallery Opening
This Thursday, I’ll be attending the opening of a new show at On The Rise Artist Collective on Granville Street. Back to the Drawing Board features new works by Vancouver artists Kristina Fiedrich and Jana Vackova. Personally, as both a fan and close personal friend of Kristina Fiedrich, I can say with authority that you [...]
“Why do you write about technology? Wouldn’t you rather be writing about fashion or something?”
Bridget Botelho writes about an experience she had at the New England VMware Users Group: My “outsider” paranoia was made poignantly clear when the older gentleman sitting beside me during lunch asked out of sincere curiosity, “So, why do you write about technology? Wouldn’t you rather be writing about fashion or something?” My imaginary response was [...]
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