by Amadeus Finlay With shows such ADS International, Comic-Con and CEDIA Expo making their homes in Southern California, San Diego is steadily reinforcing its position
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August 19, 1950 – August 7, 2018 Brenda was born in Kentucky but spent most of her adult life in Nevada. In 2015, she and
Dec. 16, 1938 – July 20, 2018 Carl grew up in Henderson, Nev., and graduated from Basic High School in 1957. After serving two years
by Cynthya Porter The exhibition and event universe is a complex machine with an endless number of moving parts, all trying to advance clients, whether
by Larry Kulchawik I had a recent discussion with colleagues from Japan and Germany. The discussion was about exhibit design trends. Both felt strongly about
by Jeanne Brei Just walking in South Beach between 10th and 15th streets, you’ll see the rise of Art Deco architecture, the influence of the
The MBCC Gets More Than a Facelift for Its 60th Birthday by Celestia Ward The Miami Beach Convention Center originally opened in 1958, perfectly situated
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Pictured L-R Tricia Fox and Julia Slocombe by Haley Wilson Freeman The surge of millennials in the workforce, along with social movements like #MeToo and
