Recognition

On July 22nd the City Council meeting in Culver City recognized the service of outgoing board and commission members.  Christine served on the Culver City Cultural Affairs Foundation Board for two terms and received a Certificate of Recognition from the City Council which includes; Mayor Jeffrey Cooper, Vice Mayor, Meghan Sahli-Wells, and Councilmembers – Jim B. Clark, Michael O’leary, Andrew Weissman.

 The Culver City Cultural Affairs Foundation is a nonprofit organization which promotes and supports historic preservation, public art, and cultural programming in Culver City by seeking out and securing private and public sector funding.

J. Paul Getty Museum Visit

The J. Paul Getty Museum is currently exhibiting “Overdrive: L.A. Constructs the Future 1940 – 1990,” an overview of the urban landscape and its diverse architectural innovations. Christine and a group of friends/colleagues attended the exhibit and were fascinated by the growth and transformation of the city which were made possible by its patrons, planners and architects.

New Walnut Creek Office

Digital Cinema Virtual Window

Sky Factory is the manufacturer of Digital Cinema Virtual Window, a product used in healthcare facility spaces such as an oncology department waiting area. As mentioned in a past blog post, Christine viewed first-hand the incredible technology behind this product and its usage. Check out the video to hear the sales representative explain all the innovative features!

Boston Children’s Hospital

Christine recently toured Boston Children’s Hospital and found this very interesting perpetual visual and auditory display in the main entrance lobby. This kinetic art form is used as a positive distraction for all patients and visitors.