Author: Mindi Raker

New print. Pieces of You (and Me.) by Mindi Davis

Bherd Studios Gallery at 8537 Greenwood Ave. N Artist Reception: Fri, Jan 8 from 6-9pm Exhibit showing through Fri, Feb 5 Featuring the screen-printed works of Lance Lobuzzetta of Eflux Creations, Mindi Davis & Riley Raker of Blank Space Studios, Douglas Bick & Michael McGovern.

The Hush Sound — Lions Roar from Mig Reyes on Vimeo. This is great thanks for sharing Barbara!

Ommwriter from Herraiz Soto on Vimeo The name says it all. Finally, a simple and beautifully designed text editor. Its interface goes full screen and allows you to focus on writing. What’s that? Oh yeah, it is currently only available for macs. Try it out for free: Ommwriter.com

It has happened to all of us. You sit down at the old email…. ding! Yay! A new message. Not only that but it is a special message with a special attachment just for you. You excitedly click click click. Then NO! You cannot open this document because Microsoft needs to get paid. Docs are … Continued

November 20 – 22, 2009Friday and Saturday, 8pm Sunday, 7pm Canoe Social Club (I hear this place is amazing!)409 7th Avenue South (above Theater Off Jackson)Seattle, WA (map) Second in our showcase series, Miscellanea II features the individual work of past collaborators. Join us for a fun evening of dance, aerials, live music, interactive installation … Continued

I serendipitously stumbled upon Evan Flory-Barnes Jazz Trio at Lucid a few months ago. I have seen Nicole Sasala’s The Asterisk Project many times. Last month we saw the Seattle Symphony Orchestra. Yet… I hadn’t imagined how powerful it would be too see all of these vastly different worlds of expression (plus a few more) … Continued

Dan Corson’s reconfigured Oscillating Field. Photos by Blank Space. I just love seeing pubic art in the neighborhood. Dan Corson’s reconfigured Oscillating Field opened last night. It is located on the corner of Denny and Broadway, in Capitol Hill. Funded by Sound Transit to keep the site of the future Capitol Hill light rail station … Continued

The NYT reviews the upcoming Moma exhibit and delivers a good dose of design history. Bauhaus 1919-1933: Workshops for Modernity runs from Sunday Nov. 8 to Jan. 25 at the Museum of Modern Art; www.moma.org.