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Highlights from Avett/Piephoff Show

by Carolyn de Berry on Saturday, February 28th, 2009
Comments: 8

Here are a few photos from Thursday’s amazing dotmatrix show at the Green Burro in downtown Greensboro.

Many more photos from this lovely evening can be viewed on our our flickr page.  Of course, the good people of dotmatrix project will keep you posted when there are more photos ready from Alex Maness, Elizabeth Lemon, Mark Smith and Gael Mckeon.

Then comes the video and the recording which are sure to be great.  If you missed this event or just want to relive it, there’s hope for you yet.

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  1. sean coon Says:

    what a special night. thanks so much for coming out and doing your thing! the shots are amazing.

  2. stephen CORBETT... Says:

    it was fantastic… easily the best dotmatrix show that i’ve been to you yet (and i’ve been to damn near all of them)…

    btw, the shots looks great carolyn…

  3. julie Says:

    yeehaw! since i wasn’t able to attend, i am so grateful that you were there; great shots, as always, Miss de Berry. Mmmhmmmmm! save the monkeywhale!!

  4. Anna Says:

    Carolyn, great work. Sorry I missed this one! Your photos look great. Happy snow day.

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