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From: Kickstarter HQ To: jeevacationgginail.com Subject: Projects We Love: Preserve History Date: Fri, 09 Aug 2013 19:57:00 +0000 leL1 This week in Kickstarter We're really excited about opening up to Canada-based creators. If you live in Canada, you can start building your project now! Last weekend we held our film festival in Brooklyn. It was such an incredible evening that we've made the program available to stream online. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the 3rd annual Kickstarter Film Fest! Prnipms We I nve EFTA01134114 ;I:Experience World War I through a German officer's photos Experience World War I through a German officer's photos By Dean Putney Preserved by his family for 100 years, Walter Koessler's never-before-seen photos of World War I provide a unique look at history. From everyday life, to life in the trenches, to the devastating aftermath, Koessler's photos give us a first-hand account of the Great War. EFTA01134115 :;:,End of the Reel: The Columbian Theater Goes Digital End of the Reel: The Columbian Theater Goes Digital By Jeanine Fairchild The shift from old-fashioned film projection to digital is in full swing, and Hollywood is steering the ship. By the end of the summer, iconic theaters will be forced to go digital or go dark. For some it's a difficult transition, but many. are marching on including the historic Columbian Theater in Astoria, Ore. The project video is quite the homage to this beloved theater. EFTA01134116 want to paint the greatest Sears stores in the country. I want to paint the greatest Sears stores in the country. By Brandon Bird You may have seen Brandon Bird's "weird oil paintings" of Christopher Walken and Noam Chomsky. The artist, whose style epitomizes pop culture absurdity, is working on a new project to capture Sears department stores, the one-time suburban landmarks. It's the perfect 21st century combination of cultural critique and landscape art. EFTA01134117 Find amazing projects happening near you. The Kickstarter app for iPhone, with location based browsing. Don't want to keep getting our newsletter? That's okay, you can unsubscribe. Copyright 2013 Kickstarter Inc. 155 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002 iPhone is a registered trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. EFTA01134118

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