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A classic hotel for fandom fades away
Back in the late 1970s and early 1980s, I started going to science fiction conventions. It was where you found people who read the same stuff you did. Then when”Star Wars” came out, and that, with “Star Trek” fandoms, provided … Continue reading
Don’t let yourself be forgotten – holiday letters
As we count down to the holiday season, I want to speak up for the Christmas (Hanukah, Solstice, choose-your-holiday) letter. You know what I mean: it’s that letter stuffed in an envelope that recounts what you did in the last … Continue reading
Posted in family, History
Tagged christmas cards, family history, history, holidays, letters
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Churning waves, fans, and even kitties at “Sotatsu: Making Waves”
You may have to search for them, but there are cats at D.C.’s Arthur M. Sackler’s new Asian art show, “Sotatsu: Making Waves.” “Making Waves” is an extensive look at the work of Tawaraya Sotatsu, an artisan and craftsman who … Continue reading
Posted in History, Uncategorized
Tagged Asian Art, Fans, history, Japan, Sackler, Sotatsu
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Visiting art museum collections without leaving home
What a wonderful world we live in when we can visit major art museums and see their collections from the comfort of our padded seats. The digitalization of their collections proceed apace. More and more museums are providing their collections online. This makes … Continue reading