TEDxSFED Comes to SOMArts
Lots of capitals in TEDxSFED are a short way to say: Today is the first independently organized tech, entertainment and design conference around learning paradigms in SF; The deep dive into...
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Balenciaga, Spain & Modern Style
After the de Young Museum presented Vivienne Westwood’s fantastical work, I was gun shy about seeing another area haute couture show. How could it measure up? Who else could create to that scale? Those...
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Beverly Pepper Wows Women Who Frame the World
At this week’s ODC conference Women Who Frame the World: A Symposium on Creativity, I was deeply struck by the work of sculptor and creator Beverly Pepper. It takes a lot to stand out in a group of...
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Wendy MacNaughton + The Jealous Curator
I’m a little nostalgic about SF lately. Between moving to Palo Alto, buying a (lil red!) car, and leaving the local Humpday Happy Hour crew, there’s a lot to reflect on. Revisiting friend and artist...
View ArticleOn Seaquence + Sea Life
After collaborating recently with a few CS grad students who are focused on music visualization software, I was excited to come home from the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts’ benefit to play around...
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Exhibit on Global Motherhood Opens its Digital Doors
Today the web-based International Museum of Women launches MAMA: Motherhood Around the Globe, an online exhibition that I could hardly be more excited about. It will combine art, video documentary, and...
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New Lydali Worldly Wares
For her birthday I just gave my Mom a handmade bowl from the SF-based e-retailer company Lydali. Like the other gifts I’ve bought on the site, it went over (very) well, in part because each item on the...
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TechCrunch: Maker’s Row: Matchmaker Between Designers & Domestic Manufacturers
I had the good fortune of meeting and featuring this team that is focused on empowering designers and makers alike. Full story on TC. Barriers to international manufacturing and high fuel costs have...
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AAM Expands Yoga Exhibit
The Asian Art Museum’s First Thursday program on April 3 will take its current headlining exhibit into the auditory realm. I enjoyed visiting Yoga: The Art of Transformation when it opened earlier this...
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Midcentury Modernists, Rejoice!
This week I was glad to see the Contemporary Jewish Museum’s exhibit “Designing Home: Jews and Midcentury Modernism.” I was nearly still jetlagged from a work trip to Finland where I loved seeing...
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