Studio Visit with Matt Hall

​I had found out about Matt Hall’s work, like so many other artists I have found recently, through Instagram. I loved the way he was combining traditional skeletal articulation and conceptual ideas.  Pouring over the sculptures and cabinets on his website, I saw little hints of Joseph Cornell, Mark Dion, and a sort of Mellvinian…

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Bestiario/Menagerie

San Francisco-based curator A.R. Vazquez-Concepcion untangles threads of history, knowledge production, and colonialism in Bestiario/Menagerie, a vibrant, 10-person group exhibition on view at Adobe Books Back Gallery through January 28. Bestiario or “bestiary”, roughly translated, describes a compendium of animals – imaginary and real – that was bound in book or illuminated manuscript form. Dating to second century Greece,…

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How To Use Mobile DevOps Tools Efficiently?

Imagine you’re developing a mobile application. You need it to be creative and user-friendly, and, most importantly, you want it to be available promptly without sacrificing quality. This sounds like an enormous task, doesn’t it? But not if you use DevOps in mobile app development, which is becoming an increasingly important foundation for productive and…

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8 Ways to Fix a Pink Screen on a MacBook

Screen issues on a MacBook are a common problem caused by software or hardware failures. Here’s what to do when your MacBook screen pink. Updating macOS Check for macOS updates that might fix software errors. To update: Open the Apple menu and go to “System Preferences”. Select “Software Update”. Follow the instructions to install the updates….

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Christina Mrozik

​I met Christina at a Modern Eden at an opening reception in 2013. She was showing there with Caitlin Hackett, a fellow amazing artist and dear friend of mine. The next day I was invited along with these artists to draw at the Science Academy in San Francisco. Since then, Christina and I have kept…

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