PR intern and journo Chee Brossy sat down with David Kennedy to talk about life, love and sculpture. In this second part of the interview, David talks about how he came to discover his love of making things, and how his childhood influences can be found in the art he makes today.
This is part 2 of a 2-part post. For the first part, please click here.
Steel sculpture by David Kennedy of the Cherokee word for “peace,” flanked by Sitting Bull and George Armstrong Custer.
PR intern and journo Chee Brossy sat down with David Kennedy to figure out why the man does what he does and looks the way he looks. They got to talking about art, their first true love. And yes, David is an adman legend, but he was almost a starving artist. This is part 1 of a 2-part post.
Athletepath, a PIE startup from last year’s class, has been tapped to partner with the annual Hood to Coast relay race. They’ll provide race stats for the 18,000 individual racers, as well as legs of the race and team times, and friends and family watching at home can receive live updates.
For First Thursday, our very own Amy Carleton has put together a summertime show of artwork produced by local surfers, “It Comes in Waves”, which will run throughout the month.
If this shirt + its thesis succeed, we will all revel in our essential mathness.
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You are observing a genuine onesie that… Oh, man. That baby’s such a dick.
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