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Author Archives: dave
Jun
05
2009
Tweeting for Tacos
Finally, a reason for Twitter I can understand.
Embedded video from CNN Video
Jun
02
2009
Food Party Premiere!
If you haven’t seen Food Party yet, then you better find a friend that has IFC (Independent Film Channel), break into their house Tuesday night, fix yourself a fried bologna doughnut sandwich and watch the cable premiere at 11:15pm. Food Party is the creation of a team of recent Cleveland Institute of Art grads, which includes our [...]
May
21
2009
POP UP CITY Book Trailer
I’ve been working on this trailer for the CUDC’s new book POP UP CITY for a couple weeks now and it’s finally finished! I think we’re going to submit it to the MOCA Neighborhood Watch: There Goes the Neighborhood video competition. Let me know what you think!
May
20
2009
Sharing, Caring and Designing
Our sister Jessica was recently featured in an Associated Press article on the rise of communal home products. One result of the economic downturn is that people are looking to save money by sharing products, tools and appliances. Reducing consumption not only makes financial sense for individuals, but it also seems like a necessary step towards reducing global [...]
Apr
22
2009
Cleveland Rocks!
This is why Cleveland is the Capital of Rock & Roll: Parents determined to make their kids play the songs of their high school glory days.
We’re looking forward to following their “Journey” to stardom.
(The band is called Recess, they’re from Cleveland, and they were all born after the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was [...]
Dec
12
2008
SON LUX :: At War with Walls & Mazes
“The thing that’s great about this record is that it has this incredible range of energy and emotion. The songs have this great narrative arc. They may start off really quiet and intimate and solitary. And then they just kick you in the stomach. They just erupt. I feel sometimes, when I’m listening to this [...]
Dec
08
2008
Geocaching in the City
A few weeks ago, I organized a geocaching outing for grad students at the Kent State University Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative (CUDC). Seven of us, including my good friend Bryan and my co-worker Gauri, set off on an urban treasure hunt, which lead us through the Gateway, Playhouse Square and Flats Districts of Downtown Cleveland.
What is Geocaching? According to [...]