Daily Digest for February 17th
Published Interview with David Lester at AIFAF 2010.
Daily Digest for February 16th
Published How the iPad Might Bring Us Back to Our Print Roots.
Published Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Confucius But Were Afraid To Ask.
How the iPad Might Bring Us Back to Our Print Roots
How the iPad Might Bring Us Back to Our Print Roots:
“I’m going to admit that I’m excited about the iPad. And from the buzz it seems I might be alone on this one. I’m seeing comments that range from, ‘That’s it?’ to ‘This is an iPhone with a larger screen.’ Adding to the thoughtful sentiments [...]
Daily Digest for February 15th
Published Daily Digest for February 14th.
Published Future Films: Mobile Media Shorts Open Call for 01SJ 2010.
Future Films: Mobile Media Shorts Open Call for 01SJ 2010
Future Films: Mobile Media Shorts Open Call for 01SJ 2010
http://zero1.org/01sj/mobilemediashorts
Deadline: May 15, 2010
(lower submission fee for entries received by April 3, 2010)
Date of screening: September 8-11, 2010 at SF Shorts and September 16-19, 2010 at the 01SJ Biennial
Prize: $500 cash award for top selection and a selection of shorts will be screened in the 01SJ [...]
Daily Digest for February 14th
Published Miami’s Little Haiti Cultural Center remains underused, underfunded.
Daily Digest for February 13th
Published Call for Exhibition Proposals – Art at the Miami-Dade Library.
Published Social Media Club South Florida.
Social Media Club South Florida
Social Media Club South Florida:
Social Media Club South Florida
(Via Art & Code.)
Call for Exhibition Proposals – Art at the Miami-Dade Library
It’s time for our yearly call for exhibition proposals. Please help us get the word out. If you are able, please forward this to your lists or share with anyone you think would be interested.
Art at the Library: Exhibition proposals due March 10,
2010
Proposal guidelines are here.
The Miami-Dade Public Library System is accepting proposals for exhibitions, [...]
Daily Digest for February 8th
Published Open Letter to the South Florida Jazz Community.
