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This is an interesting look at the tools we used to use to make magazines before PhotoShop and Quark, hey even before computers.
You are currently browsing the monthly archive for February 2010.
A can’t-miss event is happening soon in Santa Fe.
On March 6, 2010, the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum will honor photographer Annie Leibovitz for her four decades of iconic and groundbreaking work by presenting her with the museum’s 2010 Woman of Distinction Award. In a very rare appearance, Annie will be at the Lensic Performing Arts Center that evening to talk about her work and her career.
All remaining tickets (there are only a few dozen left) — priced at $150 and $250 each — include admission to an exclusive book signing with Annie. The $250 ticket entitles you to attend a pre-event reception at the Andrew Smith Gallery. And, all ticket proceeds benefit the museum’s inspiring Art & Leadership for Girls Program. Purchase your tickets by calling 505-988-1234 or buy them online at www.ticketssantafe.com
The secrets of sustainable design are revealed in ML’s Green Issue
The March/April 2010 Green Issue of Mountain Living, on newsstands March 2, is full of stories about people living leaner and greener throughout the high country. Such is the case with the Montana couple who helped design the living room pictured above. The chic space is the heart of their modern, handsomely appointed two-bedroom home located within a historic building in Billings, Montana, which they refashioned into stylish, LEED Platinum-certified apartments.
Deftly combining old with new, interior designer Susie Hoffman complemented the room’s original beams and bead-board walls with drum shade pendants from CB2 and Midcentury Modern orange couches from Room & Board. We love the room’s modern, hip appeal, with its mix of fresh colors and industrial-but-soft textures.
Pick up a copy of the issue to read the full story and browse the beautiful photos. You’ll find it on newsstands March 2.
ML’s travel editor Linda Hayes enjoys a gorgeous view from the backyard of her Aspen home every day of the year. But when it’s covered with a blanket of fresh powder (Aspen has received 27 inches of snow in seven days as of noon yesterday), it’s just too pretty not to share. Yes, that’s a tipi in her yard and in the distance, the slopes of Snowmass.
Mountain Living’s Media Week 2010 is just a few weeks away. Space is limited, so reserve your spot now!
