Art Parks: 10 Places to Enjoy Public Art in the Outdoors
Trust for Public Land
Grow Your Own Way: Urban Homesteaders Reinvent the Family Farm
Common Ground
Om at Home: Greening the Way You Live
Common Ground
Art Cakes at SFMOMA
National Geographic Traveler
Jay Xu: Museum Innovator
Princeton Alumni Weekly
Revered and Reviled: Eye-catching edifices in the East Bay
The Monthly
B. Spoke Tailor: Nan Eastep tailors clothes for urban cyclers
Craft Magazine
Living Walls: The glass murals of Rufus Butler Seder
Make: Magazine
A Life in Letters: Keeping the art of handset type alive
Oakland Magazine
Art and Commerce Collide: A new art walk on Oakland's 40th Street Corridor
Oakland Magazine
Doing Da Vinci: Testing the inventions of the greatest maker of all time
Make: Magazine
Art Delivered to Your Doorstep: Artists selling art by subscription
The Monthly
In the Living Library, Everyone's an Open Book
Common Ground
Spring Greening: The dirt on East Bay garden stores
The Monthly
Treespotting in Detroit: Transforming the ghetto palm into lumber
Make: Magazine
Farmsreach Pairs Farmers and Local Food Producers Online
Sustainable Industries
Eco-Graffiti: Ditching spray paint for eco-friendly materials
Common Ground
Good Eats and Good Will at Mission Street Food
Common Ground
A Moveable Feast: Underground dining with Chef Leif Hedendal
Common Ground
Sweet Spots: Organic treats around town
Common Ground
Restaurant Eloise: A garden of earthly delights
Common Ground
At Piccino, Small Is Beautiful
Common Ground
Just Desserts at Mission Pie
Common Ground
OPEN Restaurant: Chez Panisse chefs turn dining into theater
Common Ground
Writer, MondoWindow, 2011
Wrote travel highlights for SXSW launch of MondoWindow, an inflight, location-aware travel site for WiFi-enabled planes.
Art Critic, The Monthly, 2008-2011
Covered East Bay arts scene and wrote monthly art pick. Developed relationships with local gallerists, artists.
City Editor, Jet San Francisco, 2010
Covered dining, shopping, hotels, culture, and insider interviews for JetBlue's SF city guide. Managed editorial calendar. Wrote 2-3 posts per day. Food and venue photography. Social media.
Arts Writer, Flavorpill, 2008-2010
Crafted snappy, 100-word write-ups of Bay Area cultural events for Flavorpill's weekly calendar. Developed relationships with local gallerists, artists.
Asphalt Jungle: A Secret Garden in Dogpatch
The Potrero View
Jewel on the Hill: The Potrero Branch Library Reopens
The Potrero View
Running through Fire
Publication date: 2004
I copyedited this Holocaust memoir by Zosia Goldberg, a strong, spirited Jewish woman born in Poland who
managed to escape the death camps by passing as a Gentile. The book was published by Mercury House, a small literary publisher in San Francisco.
Moon Metro Paris
Publication date: 2003.
I've spent time in Paris both studying and working, so I jumped at the chance to fact check and copyedit this pocket guide to the City of Lights. Fun, but also a
whirlwind of hard work and a relentless quest to make sure every phone number, address and street map were correct.
Tiny Windows: Looking at Pictures, 2006-2010
Photography has always been an interest and I created this blog as a way to cover photo shows, books, artist projects, and found photography.
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