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Jon Cronin (bio) is Director of Digital Marketing Strategy at DeVries Public Relations - North American Agency of the Year - SABRE Awards.
It’s Jon's job to keep his agency and clients at the forefront of how digital technology is affecting consumers’ lives. He studies global technology, media and online trends and shapes them into actionable insights and marketing communications strategies.
He has spent his entire 14 year career in the digital marketing arena working with leading brands such as Yahoo!, Microsoft and P&G .
Jon believes that openness, sharing, and diversity encourages creativity, participation and innovation and through these virtues brands can succeed in the online space.
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DORIAN a project by Michelle Handelman
DORIAN
a project by Michelle HandelmanFeaturing: Quin Charity, K8 Hardy, Armen Ra, Sequinette, and a special appearance by Flawless Sabrina.
Original music by: Vincent Baker, Lustmord, Armen Ra, Nadia Sirota, Stefan Tcherepnin.
Cinematography by: Ed David.
Still photography by: Laure Leber and Ves Pitts.
Artwork (seen above) by: Amelie Chabannes, drawings for animation and Daniella Dooling, wall sculptures.
Opening: Sunday April 26, 2009, 7-9p
with live performance by Armen Ra and Sequinette
Location: Participant, Inc., 253 E. Houston St., New York City
Exhibition Dates: April 26 - May 31, 2009
Contact: Lia Gangitano tel. 212-254-4334
www.participantinc.org gallery hours: wed-sun noon-7p.
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LUXE Gallery Presents: ALIVE!
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Istanbul
This past New Year Amelie and I had a brief, but wonderful trip to Istanbul. We left Miles our 8 month old son with the grandparents and dropped in on one of the most beautiful cities I have ever seen. There are so many things to see and do in this active and welcoming city that our 4 days were packed full of history and food and sometimes food and history mixed together. Our greatest surprise was running into our friends from Roma in the middle of the Grand Bazaar with no idea that they were in the city. Chiara and Alexandro ended up being a huge highlight for us and we proceeded to share adventures with them throughout the trip. We spent two days on the Asian side with a view of the sea (above) and two days in Beyolglu with views of the smokey alleys of the true city heart.
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