West Coast take note! Tonight CRASHspace will be hosting an e-textiles show and tell. What's an "e-textiles show and tell"? No one knows for sure, but it will be awesome that's a fact. There are some fancy guests/speakers/presenters lined up, including Lynne Bruning (Denver), Anouk Wipprecht (Netherlands), Syuzi Pakhchyan (Los Angeles) and Matt Pinner (Los Angeles). Stuff will be shown off. Questions will be answered. Fun will be had. Video will be live streamed. CRASHspace is located at 10526 Venice Blvd, Culver City CA 90232 – Admission is free but as the space is 100% member and donation funded, a $5 donation is strongly encouraged and heartily welcome.
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